Build a deliberate bridge

Tap Tap Go’s connected ecosystem includes both portfolios and document sharing. Use the relationship between them to support depth. A project image can introduce the work, while a clearly titled document explains the brief, process or specification. Tell the visitor what the document adds. Avoid attaching a large file without context or forcing a download before the reader knows whether the project is relevant.

Keep both versions aligned

Check that the image caption and document describe the same project status and your same role. If the document contains newer information, update the summary. Use approved material and appropriate access arrangements. A reader may forward the document without the profile, so it should identify the project and purpose independently. This pairing can turn an attractive gallery into a useful professional resource without placing every detail on the profile itself.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical team showcases a completed installation and links to an approved overview explaining the materials and delivery scope. The caption identifies what the overview covers. A prospective buyer can examine the project at two levels without mistaking an early proposal for the final work.

Make it practical.

Use this checklist as you read. Checks are not stored.

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