How can I make sure my figma portfolio is giving UX/UI design and not graphic design?

I recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a BA in cognitive science and I’m trying to break into the tech industry with a UX/UI related job. Never used figma at school but been trying to learn it on my own since most jobs ask for a portfolio. I’m still trying to figure my way out on figma and have a long way from mastering the platform. I’m learning using YouTube videos, help.figama, etc… I noticed upon watching different YouTube videos and looking at others portfolio’s I have a hard time distinguishing between a UX/UI related portfolio and a graphic design one. So my question is how should a UX/UI figma portfolio differ from a graphic design one? What are some criteria’s that I should follow so when a recruiter sees my portfolio they immediately know that it’s not graphic design? Sorry if it’s a stupid question I’m very new to the whole portfolio situation and any advice would be highly appreciated thanks in advance! P.S any advice regarding portfolio must-haves and things to avoid would also be appreciated submitted by /u/ThrowRA-floor-tile [link] [comments]

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/userexperience/comments/1qw0w1n/how_can_i_make_sure_my_figma_portfolio_is_giving/