Upload your screens or answer a guided interview and get a UX-specific case study draft in minutes: problem framing, research insights, trade-offs, and impact. Edit every section, then export a PDF or publish it.
A UX case study generator is the fastest way to turn a finished project into a portfolio-ready story. Fleck's UI UX case study generator reads your screens, research notes, and interview answers, then structures them into the eight-part narrative hiring managers actually read: context, problem, constraints, research insights, decisions and trade-offs, final flow, impact, and reflection. You keep editing every section, so the structure is automated and the voice stays yours.
Upload screens, PDFs, or research notes, or answer a short guided interview if you have nothing written down yet.
Fleck writes the eight-part case study structure hiring managers actually read: context, problem, constraints, research insights, decisions and trade-offs, final flow, impact, reflection.
Improve any section, generate a cover image, then export a PDF or publish it as a public portfolio page.
Interview mode captured a drop-off problem at identity verification. The draft framed the trust stakes, cited the two research insights that reordered the steps, and compared a single long form against a three-step flow with progress feedback.
Screens plus analytics notes became a case study about guest checkout versus forced account creation, with the empty cart, payment error, and slow-network states shown next to the happy path.
A dense internal tool turned into a narrative about information hierarchy: what got cut for scope, why table density beat cards for this audience, and what the team measured after launch.
A gallery of final screens shows taste; a case study shows judgement. Each generated section names the option you rejected and why, so a reviewer can follow how you got to the final flow.
Timeline, platform, legacy components and stakeholder pressure are part of the work. The draft asks for them so the design reads as a solution to a real situation.
Loading, empty, error and permission states are where product thinking shows. The final flow section keeps space for them next to the happy path.
Fleck never fabricates metrics. If a project never shipped, the impact section describes what you would measure and the baseline you would compare against.
Prefer to write it yourself? Read the UX case study template guide for the full structure, or browse real UX audit examples to see the level of detail reviewers expect.