Use the feed for the right role

A social channel can provide ongoing glimpses of work, but its posts may lack the full project scope or attribution. Keep important portfolio examples explained within the profile or linked case studies. The social destination adds freshness and personality without carrying the entire evidence burden.

Select a coherent handoff

Tell the visitor what the feed contributes, such as process notes or current observations. Avoid assuming that someone will scroll far enough to find the one project you discussed. Link the specific approved resource where the current setup supports it, or name it clearly in the profile context.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical designer’s profile explains a completed project while a social channel shows ongoing process observations. Visitors can assess the case without searching through months of unrelated posts.

Make it practical.

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