Case scope and disclaimer
State that the work is independent, identify public or sampled sources, and avoid confusion with client experience.
Project bullet clinic
This clinic uses a food-delivery refund journey to show analysis as a sequence of decisions. It makes evidence, artifacts, scope, assumptions, and recommendation status visible without inventing a client engagement.
Who this is for
A candidate created a food-delivery refund case study after reading public app reviews and interviewing classmates. The resume claims analysed customer pain points and improved the refund process, although no company commissioned or implemented the work. Useful artifacts exist, including a journey map, issue taxonomy, user stories, prototype, and UAT scenarios, but the wording overstates authority and outcome.
Independent business analysis case study examining refund-status clarity in a food-delivery journey through public-review themes and structured student interviews. Produced an as-is journey, issue taxonomy, prioritised requirements, status-notification prototype, acceptance criteria, UAT scenarios, and a limitations note; no company implementation is claimed.
The order below is specific to this profile. Move a section only when another part of your background provides stronger evidence for the target role.
State that the work is independent, identify public or sampled sources, and avoid confusion with client experience.
Describe review sampling, interviews, observation, and bias limits before presenting conclusions.
Show journey map, issue categories, root-cause hypotheses, and prioritisation rationale.
Connect proposed change to user stories, acceptance criteria, states, and exception behaviour.
Report prototype feedback as feedback, not business impact, and explain what real validation would require.
Keep each group short enough to scan. A listed skill should connect to a project, internship, coursework output, or artifact elsewhere in the resume.
These examples demonstrate structure. Do not copy a tool, metric, or result unless it describes work you actually completed.
Conducted market research to identify customer pain points.
Coded 160 public review excerpts and interviewed eight student app users to examine refund-status questions, recording source, sample, theme definitions, and selection bias.
Why it worksThe evidence and its limitations replace a vague market-research claim.
Gathered requirements and improved the refund journey.
Converted six recurring information gaps into eleven user stories and acceptance criteria for status, expected timing, next action, and escalation visibility.
Why it worksThe actual requirements artifact is visible, while implementation is not falsely claimed.
Reduced customer confusion with a new tracking design.
Tested a low-fidelity status prototype with five peers, captured seven comprehension issues, and revised labels and exception messages; operational impact was not measured.
Why it worksIt accurately reports a small usability feedback cycle rather than a customer-service result.
Worked example
The example demonstrates how to use imperfect public evidence responsibly. Findings remain hypotheses until validated with representative customers, internal process data, policy owners, and operational constraints.
Proof
A reviewer should be able to inspect or discuss the items below. Links can point to a repository, dashboard, document, test collection, campaign report, or concise project note.
Run this pass after adapting the example to your own background and the actual job description.
This page is independent resume guidance. Follow the employer's current job description, portal instructions, and requested file format.
Answers for adapting this example without making the resume generic or inaccurate.
Yes. Label it clearly, use lawful and non-confidential sources, show structured artifacts, and be explicit about assumptions and what was not implemented or measured.
Include only artifacts that form a coherent chain from problem to evaluation. A concise scope, evidence summary, process view, selected requirements, prototype or recommendation, and limitations can be enough.
You can analyse public user experience as an independent exercise, but do not imply access, endorsement, employment, or knowledge of internal operations. Avoid protected or confidential material and state assumptions prominently.
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