For designers and product managers
Document real work as a structured case study — the problem, what you decided, what happened, and what you learned — and publish it as proof of how you work.
Increasing app downloads by 200%
Modernizing a Legacy Education Platform Without Letting the Old CMS Define the New Product
Vahagn KaramyanBuilding an Employee AI Assistant That Refuses to Invent Answers
Vahagn KaramyanAn AI agent that prepares user interviews
Our AI summaries created more work
We automated a process that should not have existed
We built an AI chatbot nobody needed
Making 200 applications easier to review
Turning weekly reporting into a five-minute workflow
Reducing missed appointments with smarter reminders
YourHero is where designers and product managers document how they solve real problems. Each case study captures the problem, what you did, and what happened — structured, credible proof of how you work, not just a gallery of final screens. Every case study is published on your own public profile.
Problem → Action → Result
What you did and the outcome it produced, with the metrics that matter.
Problem → Attempted action → Why it failed → Learning
A failure documented as evidence of judgment: what you tried, why it didn't work, and what you'd do next.
Problem → Proposed approach → Expected impact → Assumptions
A proposal that hasn't been tested yet, clearly marked as such — never presented as an achieved result.
YourHero is a platform where professionals document and share how they solve real problems as structured case studies, published on a public profile as credible proof of their work.
A short, structured account of one real piece of work: the problem, what you did or proposed, and what happened. You add the industry, your role in that case, and whether the company is named, confidential, or not mentioned.
A Success Case documents a problem, the action you took, and the result. A Failed Case documents what you tried, why it failed, and what you learned. An Idea documents a proposal, its expected impact, and the assumptions still to validate.
Product designers, UX/UI designers, and product managers who want to show the thinking behind their work — the decisions, trade-offs, experiments, and outcomes — rather than only finished screens or shipped features.
Yes. Every case study lets you disclose the company as public, keep it confidential, or leave it out entirely. A confidential company is never shown on the public page.
Create your profile and start publishing your case studies.
