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Step 4: Project Pages
Create individual pages for each project.
Create a Project Template
Create a template for individual project pages.
Each page should include:
- Project title (large heading)
- Hero image or images
- Project overview/description
- My role
- Key details (client, year, etc.)
- More images or screenshots
- Link back to all projects
Make it scrollable with good visual rhythm.
Add Content Structure
Structure the content sections:
- Overview: What the project is
- Problem: What challenge it solved
- Solution: How it was approached
- Results: Outcomes or impact (if available)
Use headings to organize. Images between sections.
Create Your First Project Page
Create the project page for [Project Name].
Content:
- Overview: [Description]
- Role: [Your role]
- Details: [Client, year, tools used]
- Images: [Describe or provide images]
Duplicate for Other Projects
Create project pages for the remaining projects
using the same template:
- [Project 2]: [Brief details]
- [Project 3]: [Brief details]
Link Everything
Make sure:
- Project cards on home link to their detail pages
- Project pages link back to home/projects section
- Navigation works from everywhere
Checkpoint
- Project page template created
- Individual pages for each project
- Navigation between pages works
- Content structure is consistent
What You Learned
- Creating page templates
- Content structure for case studies
- Multi-page navigation
- Maintaining consistency across pages