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The Work page is your portfolio’s equivalent of a résumé experience section — but with more room to tell the story behind each role. It documents your professional journey in chronological or reverse-chronological order, helping visitors understand the depth and breadth of your career. The route path is /work and the Navigation component labels this page The Journey, styled with accent color #6366f1.

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Purpose

Use the Work page to present your employment history, freelance engagements, and any significant contract or consulting work. Combined with the Skills page, it gives visitors a complete picture of where you have worked, what you were responsible for, and how your career has evolved over time.

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What to Include

Open work.html and replace the placeholder entries with your own experience. For each role, include:
  • Job title — your official title or the role you performed (for freelance work, something like Independent Designer or Freelance Developer works well)
  • Company or client name — the organization you worked for or with
  • Dates — start and end month/year, or Present if the role is current
  • Responsibilities and achievements — two to five bullet points covering what you owned, what you shipped, and any measurable outcomes

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Tips for a Strong Work Page

  • Lead with your most recent role and work backwards — reverse-chronological order is the convention most visitors expect
  • Focus on outcomes and impact, not just a list of duties — “reduced page load time by 40%” is more compelling than “optimized frontend performance”
  • Include freelance and contract work — it counts, and it often shows a broader range of skills and autonomy than salaried roles
  • If you are early in your career, include internships, volunteer technical work, and significant personal projects that involved real responsibility

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Navigation Integration

When a visitor is on the Work page, the The Journey label in the floating navigation menu is highlighted with #6366f1. The route definition in Navigation.js is: 
{ path: '/work', label: 'The Journey', color: '#6366f1' }

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Related Docs

Skills

Pair your experience history with a clear picture of your technical capabilities.

Case Studies

Expand on specific roles or projects with in-depth narrative breakdowns.

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