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gurixandClaude adbee2c655 chore: archive completed OpenSpec changes
Archive all 6 deployed changes following OpenSpec workflow:
- add-minimal-hugo-site → hugo-site spec
- add-multilingual-support → internationalization spec
- migrate-site-content → content-migration + image-assets specs
- add-custom-bootstrap-styling → styling spec
- add-cv-page → content-management spec
- simple-deployment → deployment spec

All changes moved to archive/ with 2025-10-30 date prefix.
Created 7 capability specs reflecting deployed functionality.

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content-management Specification

Purpose

TBD - created by archiving change add-cv-page. Update Purpose after archive.

Requirements

Requirement: CV Page Content

The site SHALL provide a dedicated curriculum vitae page that explains how to securely download the CV document and request additional materials.

Scenario: CV page displays download instructions

  • WHEN a visitor navigates to /cv/ or clicks "Lebenslauf" in navigation
  • THEN the page displays a clear explanation of the Tresorit download process
  • AND the page includes the secure download link
  • AND the page mentions email verification is required
  • AND the page explains that certificates and references are available upon personal request

Scenario: CV page uses German language

  • WHEN the CV page is rendered
  • THEN all text is displayed in German
  • AND the tone is professional and suitable for HR personnel and recruiters

Scenario: CV page follows site layout

  • WHEN the CV page is rendered
  • THEN it uses the standard single.html layout
  • AND content is centered and readable
  • AND it includes the site header and footer

The site navigation SHALL include a link to the CV page.

  • WHEN a visitor views any page on the site
  • THEN the navigation menu includes a "Lebenslauf" link
  • AND the link points to /cv/
  • AND the link follows the same styling as other navigation items
  • WHEN a visitor is on the CV page
  • THEN the "Lebenslauf" navigation link shows active state styling