✨ Congratulations on moving to the next step of the Product Design application process at Remote. We can’t wait to get to know you and the way you work a little better.

<aside> 🌰 For this part of the process we would like to invite you to share with us a case study of a previous piece of work that you were instrumental in bringing to life in your product design career

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Format

• Async Presentation
• Duration: 10-15 Minutes (We kindly request that presentations adhere to this time frame. To ensure fair consideration for all participants, presentations exceeding 15 minutes may require revision.)

📦  Delivery

• Choose one piece of work you’re really proud of to showcase to us
• Prepare a presentation that helps us understand your role in the project, how you tackled the problem, the outcome and results
• This could be a deck, a prototype walkthrough, or a raw share of your design artifacts in Figma or other design tools - whatever format helps you present your thinking is fine.
• Record a video walkthrough of the presentation and share it back with us
• Try and limit the time you spend making the presentation to 3-4 hours max - try and use existing project artifacts if you can. The goal is not to create a lot of extra work for you, but to hear and see how you think and create.

👀  What We’re Looking For From You

Here is what we are looking for and how we will be assessing your case study exercise when you present it back to us, in a nutshell, we want to see your complete design process and what you did during a real project. We understand that no project or process is perfect, so please tell us about this one, warts and all.

• End-to-End Process - Tell us how you worked through this project from the initial kickoff and strategic thinking to the final delivery and measurement
• Strategic & Business Thinking - how did you formulate what should be done?
• User-Centered Design - how did you understand your users and their problems?
• Creative Thinking - what creative leaps did you make?
• Innovation - what breakthroughs or innovation did this project bring?
• Design Craft - how does the product look and feel, is the design quality high?