Making room for
a shared direction.
I introduced a review process to help teams decide which patterns belonged in a shared system.
My contribution: direction and decisions.
The team’s contribution: the component library.
Osnara / The story behind your work
Build a story from your project notes for your portfolio or next interview. Keep the sources, review the details and make it your own.
Start with what you have. Your drafts stay private until you choose to share.
The details worth keeping.
The part only you know.
From the work to the story
Your files can show what happened. Add the decisions, context and contributions that help explain it.
Teams kept rebuilding the same patterns.
“I introduced a shared review process.”
The design team built the component library.
I introduced a review process to help teams decide which patterns belonged in a shared system.
My contribution: direction and decisions.
The team’s contribution: the component library.
Add notes, files or a link you’re allowed to use. A few details are enough to start.
Type or dictate the decisions, the difficult bits and who did what.
Check the sources, edit your draft and choose what you want to share.
Capture. Explain. Prepare.
Keep a detail while it’s fresh, explain a project you’ve finished, or choose work for a role. Try the example that fits where you are.
Illustrative scenarios · AI-generated portraits
Keep notes, screenshots and decisions as you go. You can shape the story when you need it.

Remember the decisions you made alongside the work your team built. Give both their place in the story.

Look back through your projects and choose the work that helps explain what you could bring to a role.
Why I’m building Osnara
I wanted somewhere to keep my project notes and stories together, so I could find them again without starting another chat from scratch.
Christian LinaresFounder, OsnaraStart with work you know