Portfolio Case Study Writer

This transforms resume bullets into full portfolio case studies with the six-part structure hiring managers actually want to see: Overview, Problem, Process, Solution, Results, and Learnings. It's opinionated about what belongs in each section, down to specifying that case studies should take 3-5 minutes to read and include before/after visuals. The prompts are tailored by role, so a PM case study focuses on metrics and stakeholder management while a designer case study emphasizes research and visual artifacts. Honest take: the structure it enforces is solid and will save you from the common mistake of writing a case study that's just a longer resume bullet without the why or how.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add paramchoudhary/resumeskills --skill portfolio-case-study-writer --agent claude-code

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Portfolio Case Study Writer

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when the user:

Wants to create portfolio case studies
Needs to expand resume bullets into detailed writeups
Is building a portfolio website
Wants to showcase project work in depth
Mentions: "case study", "portfolio", "project writeup", "work samples", "portfolio piece"

Core Capabilities

Transform resume bullets into detailed case studies
Structure case studies for maximum impact
Create compelling project narratives
Balance technical detail with business context
Format for portfolio websites
Tailor depth to audience

Case Study Purpose

Why Case Studies Matter:

Resumes show WHAT you did; case studies show HOW and WHY
Demonstrate thinking process, not just outcomes
Allow deeper showcase of skills
Differentiate you from other candidates
Required for many PM, UX, and creative roles

The Case Study Structure

Standard Structure

1. Overview (Project summary)
2. Problem (What needed to be solved)
3. Process (How you approached it)
4. Solution (What you created/delivered)
5. Results (The impact)
6. Learnings (What you'd do differently)

SKILL.md on GitHub