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The Testimonials page appears as “Kind Words” in the navigation bar. It provides a dedicated space for client feedback, colleague endorsements, and collaborator quotes that build social proof alongside your project work. Testimonials tell visitors what it is actually like to work with you — something a project screenshot or skill badge cannot communicate on its own.

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File location

pages/Testimonials.html

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Content guidelines

Each testimonial should include three things:
  1. The quote text — what the person said, in their own words
  2. The person’s name — their full name as they would want it attributed
  3. Their role or relationship — enough context for visitors to understand who they are (e.g., “Client at Acme Corp”, “Engineering Manager, DyeHard Tech”, “Collaborator on the Splash Digital project”)
Keep quotes concise — two to four sentences is ideal. A focused quote that says one clear thing well is more convincing than a long paragraph. If the original testimonial was longer, ask permission to use an edited excerpt. Example structure: 
<blockquote class="testimonial-card marbled-paper">
  <p class="testimonial-quote">
    "Working with them was the smoothest design handoff I've experienced.
    Every component was documented, every edge case was considered."
  </p>
  <footer class="testimonial-attribution">
    <span class="font-hand">— Jordan Reyes</span>
    <span class="testimonial-role">Product Designer, Chroma Corp</span>
  </footer>
</blockquote>

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Visual treatment

Testimonial cards use the .soap-bubble or .marbled-paper CSS classes from assets/main.css to give each quote a distinct, contained visual presentation. The Caveat handwriting font (loaded via the font-hand class) works well for attribution lines — it gives the byline a personal, signed quality that fits the theme’s artisan aesthetic.

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Optional: hiding this page

If you do not yet have testimonials to include, you can hide this page from navigation without deleting it. Remove its entry from the routes array in components/SwirlNav.js: 
// Remove or comment out this line to hide Testimonials from the nav:
{ path: "/testimonials", label: "Kind Words" },
The file stays in pages/Testimonials.html and you can restore the nav link whenever you are ready to add content.

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