**Page 1 Changes:**
- Left sidebar with first half of skills categories
- Main content: Personal info, Education, Skills summary, Experience
- No footer on page 1
**Page 2 Changes:**
- Main content: Awards, Courses, Languages, References, Other
- Right sidebar with second half of skills categories
- Footer with address, phone, email (dark gray #303030 background)
- Same header as page 1
**Technical Implementation:**
- Split skills between left/right sidebars using midpoint calculation in Go handler
- CSS Grid layout: Page 1 (left sidebar + main), Page 2 (main + right sidebar)
- Footer styled to match React CV exactly (centered, horizontal layout)
- Print CSS with proper page breaks for A4 layout
- Mobile responsive: stacks to single column, hides page 2 header
- All links in References section are clickable
**Data Model:**
- Moved Languages, Courses, References, Other from sidebar to page 2 main content
- Skills split evenly between SkillsLeft and SkillsRight template variables
Matches pixel-perfect design from original React CV screenshot.
- Change JAVA DEVELOPER to GO DEVELOPER in header badge
- Remove Tailwind CSS from AI & Modern Development skills (both EN/ES)
- Align tech stack with actual project technologies
User reported intro text was in wrong position (inside Training section).
Changes:
- Moved intro text INSIDE cv-header-left div (GREEN BOX position)
- Positioned right after "20 years of experience"
- Removed duplicate Training section that showed summary
- NO section heading - just the text flowing naturally
CSS Updates:
- Removed .cv-excerpt and .excerpt-text (wrong implementation)
- Added .intro-text with exact styling from old React CV:
* Font: Quicksand, 1.0em
* Line height: 1.6
* Text align: justify
* Style: italic
* Margin-top: 20px
* Color: rgb(51, 51, 51)
- Added responsive styles for mobile (0.9em, 15px margin)
Verified with Playwright analysis of old React CV.
Intro text now appears exactly as in original implementation.
- Added cv-excerpt div in header to display summary/intro text
- Shows immediately after "20 years of experience"
- Styled with borders, italic font, and proper spacing
- Matches original React CV layout with visible intro
The red box area highlighted by user now contains the summary text.
- Updated default port from 8080 to 1999 in config, Docker, and documentation files
- Modified example URLs and test commands to use new port
- Ensured consistent port references in environment configs and deployment examples
- Updated health check endpoints in Docker and testing scripts
The port change aligns with LIV Golf port allocation standards for staging environments (5000-9999 range).
Features:
- Profile photo display (right side, inline with header)
- Company logos for all major employers (8 logos downloaded)
- Short/Long CV toggle for condensed/detailed view
- Short descriptions (1-2 lines) for quick overview
- Experience separators with border lines
Photo Implementation:
- Circular photo (120px) on right side of header
- Placeholder SVG if photo not uploaded
- Instructions in ADDING-YOUR-PHOTO.md
- Photo stored in static/images/profile/
Company Logos:
- Olympic Broadcasting Services, AENA, SAP, Gigya
- Accenture, Everis, Indra, Megabanner
- 40px logos displayed inline with experience
- Auto-hide if logo missing
- Mobile: logos hidden for cleaner layout
Short/Long Toggle:
- Toggle buttons in action bar (Corto/Largo)
- Short mode: shows shortDescription only
- Long mode: shows full responsibilities + technologies
- CSS-based show/hide (no page reload)
- Defaults to short view
Layout Updates:
- Header: text left, photo right, inline alignment
- Experience items: separated by border lines
- Responsive: photo centers on mobile
- Print-optimized: smaller photo in PDF
Data Updates:
- Added shortDescription field to Experience struct
- 13 short descriptions for all positions (EN/ES)
- Added companyLogo field with filename mapping
- JSON updated with all new fields
Tech:
- Pure CSS toggle (no HTMX needed)
- Vanilla JavaScript for button states
- Maintains bilingual support (ES/EN)
- Minimal, professional CV design with paper-on-gray layout
- Bilingual support (Spanish/English) with HTMX language switching
- JSON-based content management (cv-en.json, cv-es.json)
- Print-optimized CSS for PDF export
- Responsive design for all devices
- Go backend with stdlib net/http
- Clean, maintainable codebase
Features:
- 18+ years professional experience
- SAP CDC expertise
- Complete project history
- Education, certifications, awards
- Multi-language support
Tech stack: Go, HTMX, vanilla CSS
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