Page structure and information architecture

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Question

Given the positioning, the career story content, the AI showcase content and the sign's role: one page or several? Which sections in which order, what is above the fold, where does the call to action repeat, where do the "How I work" section and the "How this site was built" page sit, what the navigation is, and what the footer carries (TWY GmbH legal line, LinkedIn, GitHub, email). Decide the route list. Output: a section-by-section outline in content/structure.md with the content file each section renders.

Answer

Resolved 2026-10-14. Outline in content/structure.md.

  • One landing page with anchored sections plus a /built area: /built (narrative + map) and /built/<nn-slug> per ticket. Eleven prerendered routes, twelve with the landing page.
  • Order: top bar (not sticky) → bottom-anchored hero → three chapters → seven engagement cards, all expanded → How I work → Before TWY and education → contact/footer.
  • Footer legal line with the full TWY address and UID; no phone.
  • Print stylesheet turns the landing page into the CV; no separate PDF.
  • Research and prototype reachable as GitHub branch links, not routes.

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