How to Browse Different Categories of Work on alexanderperrin.com.au

The site organizes Alexander Perrin's portfolio into four visible navigation labels: All Works, Digital Illustration, Hand Illustration, and Games. Selecting any one of these labels opens a filtered view showing only the work in that category, so the fastest way to browse is to start with All Works for the complete overview, then switch to a specific label once you know which medium you want to see.

The four categories and what each one shows

Each label is a filter rather than a separate page section, so the content you see changes based on which label is active.

A practical browsing order

1. Open the site and land on the default view.
2. Select All Works first to see everything the portfolio contains and get a sense of the range.
3. Pick the category that matches what you actually want:
   • Choose Games if you're looking for interactive projects.
   • Choose Digital Illustration or Hand Illustration depending on the production method you care about.
4. Use the same labels to switch back out to the full set at any time.

What to expect from the organization

The portfolio is grouped by type of work, not by date or client. That means:

• You won't find a chronological feed or a client list to browse through.
• If you're trying to find a specific project, your best route is to guess its medium (game vs. illustration, digital vs. hand) and open that category.
• Because the categories are medium-based, a single project generally appears under one label rather than several.

Common sticking points

• Expecting a search box or date archive. The visible structure is the four labels; browsing is done by category, not by query.
• Assuming "All Works" and a category show the same thing. All Works is the superset; the other three are subsets.
• Looking for a client or commission filter. None is indicated in the site's navigation — the only grouping shown is by work type.