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I'm redesigning my portfolio, and would love to know in your opinion, what sections a portfolio MUST have? Would love to know
Hello Maty, hero section is most important thing in my opinion.
Strongly agree with you! The first impression gives users contexts and make them stay and navigate through the rest of the site
Project gallery must be very straight forward UX wise
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