PRACTICAL WORKFLOWS

Use product mockups in a portfolio case study

A portfolio mockup should support an explanation of your work. Pair the image with context about the problem and your contribution.

Put it into practice

  1. Select a screen relevant to the case-study narrative.
  2. Use framing that keeps the interface visible.
  3. Explain what you designed and what the image demonstrates.

What this looks like

WORKED EXAMPLE

A case study pairs a dashboard mockup with the reasoning behind its revised navigation.

A detail to keep clear

Do not use decorative polish to imply research findings or business results you did not measure.

Using MockupX

These workflows describe ways to use the editor, not separate automated services. Keep original images and delivery notes outside the editor when a repeatable handoff matters. For paid work, check rights to screenshots, brand assets and stock imagery before publishing.

Check the result

Keep the original screenshot, then review the exported file at the size where people will see it. Check the message, the visible interface and the final crop separately. For a handoff, record the destination and the approved file so another person can distinguish the final version from a draft.

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References and further reading

Use the official references for format behavior and current destination requirements. The composition advice above is a practical design approach, not a promise of platform approval.

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