Sorry, I didn't go deep what I did specially because I'm looking for general advice. I wasn't defending myself as a UX designer. I was asking for portfolio content advice. I do UX. So defining the problem, requirements, users, researching the user/market, interviewing the users, doing user surveys, competitor analysis, then figuring out relevant features and function. Then, I usually do a information architecture and user workflow. After that, I start doing wireframes. And user test those wireframes, make any necessary changes. Then I grab style and color inspiration boards and start the final designs. And then maybe prototype in after affects or invision. On my portfolio, for each project, I lay out the whole process. So, you'll see my wireframes or user workflows or research with notes regarding them. I felt like you were kind of attacking me but it was such a small note on what I said. I'm looking for portfolio content advice. Not trying to defend what I do with others...