How to Browse Barkleydotorg's Portfolio by Year

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To browse Barkleydotorg's portfolio by year, open barkleydotorg.figma.site with JavaScript enabled, then use the year-based section links to jump between work grouped by year. The site is organized into sections by year and provides anchor links for navigation, so you can move directly to older or newer work rather than scrolling through everything. If the page shows only a "This site requires JavaScript" message, the portfolio won't render until you enable JavaScript and reload.

Before you start

  • A browser with JavaScript enabled. The site explicitly requires JavaScript; without it, you'll see only the notice page and no portfolio content.
  • The site URL: barkleydotorg.figma.site.
  • Contact details are available on the site itself if you want to reach out after browsing.

Step-by-step: browse by year

  1. Enable JavaScript in your browser settings. In most browsers this is a site or privacy setting; after changing it, reload the page.
  2. Open barkleydotorg.figma.site. With JavaScript active, the portfolio loads instead of the JavaScript notice.
  3. Scan the year sections. Work is grouped by year, so each section represents a period of projects.
  4. Use the anchor links to jump. Instead of scrolling, select a year or section link to move straight to that part of the page.
  5. Scroll within a section to review individual projects, then jump to another year to compare earlier or later work.
  6. Check the contact section if you want to follow up on a specific project.

Expected result: you land on the year you selected and can review that year's projects without manually scrolling the entire page.

Common snags

Problem Likely cause What to do
Page shows "This site requires JavaScript" JavaScript disabled or blocked Enable JavaScript for the site, then reload
Anchor links don't move the page Page hasn't finished rendering Wait for the portfolio to load, then select the link again
Can't find a specific project It sits under a different year Jump between year sections rather than scrolling top to bottom

Choosing how to navigate

  • Use anchor links when you already know which year you want — it's the fastest route.
  • Scroll sequentially when you want an overview of how the work develops from year to year.
  • Start with the most recent year if you're evaluating current work; jump backward only if you need history or context.

The site's structure — year-grouped sections plus anchor navigation — is what makes both approaches workable; the right choice depends on whether you're targeting one period or surveying the whole portfolio.