A fictional UX-design work sample
Make booking
feel clear.
A beginner wants to book a pottery workshop. One visitor gets stuck. The owner adds a constraint. You’ll shape one part of the flow, revise it when new information arrives, and leave with a note about the decisions you made.
This is not a test of taste. There is no score or “right designer” result. It is a short way to experience the work behind a digital interaction—not just the finished screen.
About 8–12 minutes · fictional case · no account, AI or upload
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About this scenario, your choices and privacy
The pottery studio, visitor comment, owner’s note and booking conditions are invented for this Ikigain practice. No real business, participant, customer record, booking service or production system is represented.
Choices and your optional sentences are stored only in this browser under a separate practice key. They are not sent to an AI service, analytics system, employer or Ikigain account. Clearing the exercise removes only this practice session; it does not change saved careers or other notes.
The exercise is unscored. It does not diagnose talent, measure career fit, validate a design or create professional experience. Do not describe it as client work in a portfolio.
Original fictional editorial exercise by Ikigain. For sourced occupational context, see the UX designer career guide.
WHAT THE EXERCISE CAN’T SHOW
One case is a clue.
Not the whole career.
UX work varies by product, team and market. Use this reaction to choose what to explore next—not to make a career decision from one fictional scenario.
Saved paths and work-sample notes stay in this browser. Fictional exercises are for exploration, not professional assessment.