Design experience sections tend to list activities: “designed screens,” “conducted research,” “maintained the design system.” A design recruiter skimming them can't tell what shipped, who used it, or whether it worked — the three things they actually need before opening your portfolio.
A strong design bullet names the craft keyword, the tool and the measured outcome. The 6 rewrites below cover product design, research, systems and leadership — steal the structure, then score your own.
Product design, UX research, design systems, content design — each is a separate recruiter search. Name the one you want to be hired for.
Every designer lists Figma. Pair it with what shipped and the metric that moved — that's what earns the portfolio click.
“Adopted by 12 product teams,” “activation up 24%”: design bullets are measured on use and outcomes, not on how the work looked.
State the context, the tool and the metric the redesign moved.
Designed onboarding flows for the product.
Redesigned the onboarding flow end-to-end in Figma — research through high-fidelity handoff — lifting activation 24% and cutting week-1 churn from 18% to 11%.
Designed mobile app screens.
Designed 40+ screens for a 4.8★ iOS app in Figma, running biweekly usability tests that raised task-completion rates from 71% to 93%.
Conducted user research studies.
Ran 60+ mixed-methods studies — usability tests, interviews, surveys — that directly shaped the roadmap across 3 product lines, including findings that killed a 6-engineering-month feature.
Systems bullets verify adoption numbers; leadership bullets verify team size and the org outcome.
Maintained the design system.
Own the Figma component library and token system adopted by 12 product teams, keeping design and the React library in lockstep and cutting handoff time roughly in half.
Worked on improving the user interface and copy.
Rewrote and redesigned error and empty-state flows across the product, cutting support tickets tagged “confusing UI” 27% in one quarter.
Led the design team on various projects.
Lead a 5-person product design team shipping for 300K users, running weekly critique and shipping the rebrand that preceded a 2× jump in signups.
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