Enable or disable pages for your portfolio
G. Subils 
Overview
Keep your story focused by disabling pages you don’t need. A simple core set is usually enough for first impressions, and it keeps the navigation calm. Visitors should understand your focus in seconds, not minutes. When the menu is short, each label carries more weight and the experience feels deliberate. You can always add sections later, but the first impression should be clean and clear.
Performance
Removing unused pages keeps load times fast and simplifies maintenance. It also keeps the experience focused and deliberate, without extra distractions or empty sections. The result is a lighter, clearer product. When every page has a purpose, the site feels tighter and easier to maintain, and the content you do show feels more important.