Content model

Content is plain data in src/content/. Pages read it, so editing a value updates every place it appears. Only content the owner has written belongs here.

Roles

src/content/experience.ts exports experienceTimeline, newest first. Each item has this shape:


export type ExperienceTimelineItem = {
  title: string;
  slug: string;
  label: string; // location label, e.g. "New York, NY"
  company: string;
  period: { start: string; end: string | "Present" };
  website?: string;
  description: string;
  highlights: string[];
  /** Optional long-form content (case studies, projects). Rendered on the role page only when present. */
  sections?: { title: string; body: string }[];
};

To add or change a role, edit that array. These places update automatically:

the landing page timeline,
the /experience/[slug] page for the role, with its previous and next navigation,
the /resume page,
the sitemap.

Skills

src/content/skills.ts exports skills. Each skill has a name, a key (its URL slug at /skills/[key]), a group, an icon, a stack, a type and a self-assessed proficiency. The stack value is one of frontend, backend, devops or design, and stackLabels in the same file gives each its display name. The landing grid, the /skills/[skill] pages and the skills lists on /resume all read from here.

Resume

src/content/resume.ts holds the resume-only data: the contact line and the education list, plus RESUME_PDF_PATH.
The PDF itself is public/resume.pdf. Replace that file to change what the Download PDF button serves and what is attached to the emailed copy.

The /resume page shows the roles from experience.ts, so the PDF and the page can differ. Keep them in step when you change either.

About and links

src/content/about.ts provides the About copy shared by the landing page and /about, plus optional extra sections.
src/content/links.ts lists the social links. The footer links are defined in src/containers/Footer/Footer.tsx.

Rule of thumb

If the owner has not written it, it does not go in. The product brief marks metrics, project names, client names, quotes and case-study details as things that must never be fabricated.