1. Pick Your Platforms Wisely
Focus on 2–3 platforms where your audience is active. Recommended:

• Instagram – Visual storytelling, UI/UX carousels, behind-the-scenes

• Twitter (X) – Design insights, product threads, networking

• LinkedIn – Case studies, personal growth, client projects

• TikTok – Short UX tips, relatable content

• Dribbble / Behance – Visual portfolio and design showcases

Tip: Use one platform to build reach (e.g., Twitter), another to deepen your presence (e.g., LinkedIn).

2. Define Your Content Pillars
Create a mix of educational, personal, and portfolio-based content:

• Before and after redesigns

• UX tips and common myths

• Case study summaries

• Figma walkthroughs

• Lessons from real projects

• Psychology of good design

• Your design process in simple steps

3. Show Your Face and Voice
Your personality matters as much as your work.

• Post short videos sharing your thoughts

• Record feedback or tutorials

• Share personal stories and reflections on your design journey

4. Post Consistently, Not Perfectly
Start with two to three posts per week and scale up gradually.

• Use tools like Notion, Buffer, or Later to plan content

• Repurpose the same idea across platforms

• Keep branding consistent with your colors, fonts, and style

5. Engage Daily
Build community by being active, not just present.

• Reply to comments and DMs

• Share others’ work with your thoughts

• Leave thoughtful comments on posts by other designers

6. Use Hashtags and Trends Smartly
Examples of design-relevant hashtags:

• #UIDesign

• #UXTips

• #ProductDesign

• #FigmaCommunity

• #UXResearch

• #DesignInspiration

You can also engage with trending design challenges or app redesigns to gain visibility.

7. Track What Works
Pay attention to what your audience connects with most.

• Monitor engagement metrics (likes, saves, comments, shares)

• Use platform analytics to understand your growth

• Keep testing different styles and formats

Bonus: Helpful Tools

• Figma – Design and prototype your ideas

• Canva – Quick content creation

• CapCut – Edit short-form videos

• Notion – Organize and plan content

• Linktree – Create a clean portfolio/contact hub in your bio