10+ LinkedIn Post Examples for Designers (2025)

Example:

Excited to share my latest project: [Project Name]

[Brief description of the project and challenge]

Design decisions:
• [Decision 1 and why]
• [Decision 2 and why]

The result: [outcome/impact]

Always happy to discuss the process behind the design.

#Design #UXDesign #UIDesign #Portfolio

Example:

Behind the design: How I approach [type of project]

My process:
1. Research (understand users and context)
2. Ideate (explore multiple directions)
3. Prototype (test early and often)
4. Iterate (refine based on feedback)

The key? Don't fall in love with your first idea.

What's your design process?

#Design #DesignProcess #UXDesign

Example:

Design tip: White space is your friend

I see so many designs crammed with elements. But breathing room makes everything better:

• Improves readability
• Guides user attention
• Creates hierarchy

Sometimes the best design decision is what you remove, not what you add.

#Design #DesignTips #UIDesign

Example:

Design inspiration: [Source/Design]

What I love about this:
• [Element 1]
• [Element 2]

It reminds me that great design is about [principle].

What's inspiring you lately?

#Design #DesignInspiration #Creative

Example:

Best client collaboration tip:

Show your work early and often. Don't wait until it's "perfect."

Why?
• Clients feel involved in the process
• You catch issues before they're expensive to fix
• Builds trust through transparency

Design is collaborative. Embrace it.

#Design #ClientWork #DesignBusiness

Example:

Redesigned [feature] based on user feedback. Here's what changed:

The old design: [describe problem]
The new design: [describe solution]

Key changes:
• [Change 1 and why]
• [Change 2 and why]

Sometimes the best design is the one that solves the problem, not the prettiest one.

#Design #UXDesign #DesignProcess

Example:

Just discovered [Tool Name] and it's changed my workflow:

Before: [old way]
After: [new way]

What I love:
• [Feature 1]
• [Feature 2]

If you're working on [type of project], check it out.

What design tools are you using lately?

#Design #DesignTools #Productivity

Example:

🎉 Celebrating [milestone] years as a designer!

Looking back, I'm grateful for:
• [Achievement 1]
• [Achievement 2]
• [Achievement 3]

The biggest lesson? Design is about solving problems, not making things pretty.

To everyone who's been part of this journey: thank you.

#Design #CareerGrowth #Gratitude

Example:

Built a design system. Here's what I learned:

After 6 months of work, we launched our design system. The impact:

• 50% faster design iterations
• Consistent UI across all products
• Better collaboration between design and engineering

The key? Start small, iterate, and get buy-in early.

What's your experience with design systems?

#Design #DesignSystems #UXDesign

Example:

Accessibility isn't optional. It's essential.

I used to think accessibility was a nice-to-have. Then I learned that 1 in 4 adults has a disability.

Simple changes that make a big difference:
• Proper color contrast
• Keyboard navigation
• Alt text for images
• Semantic HTML

Good design is inclusive design. Period.

#Design #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign

Example:

Faced a design challenge: [describe challenge]

Constraints:
• [Constraint 1]
• [Constraint 2]

Solution: [describe approach]

The result? [outcome]. Sometimes constraints lead to the best solutions.

What's a design challenge you've faced recently?

#Design #DesignChallenge #ProblemSolving

Example:

Design trend I'm watching: [trend]

Here's why it matters:
• [Reason 1]
• [Reason 2]

But here's the thing: trends come and go. Good design principles last forever.

What trends are you paying attention to?

#Design #DesignTrends #UIUX