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title: "Comment by Agrit Tiwari on \"Steps To Build A Professional Next.js Portfolio\" | Hashnode"
description: "With NextJS, I always thiink about <Link/> tag. For one page, you've demonstrated href ='#name' and referenced id for that div on the same pag"
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Comment [Steps To Build A Professional Next.js Portfolio](https://hashnode.com/posts/steps-to-build-a-professional-nextjs-portfolio/62adb55ed8afe74aa51faa62)

[Agrit Tiwari](https://hashnode.com/@agrittiwari)

[Jun 18, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/steps-to-build-a-professional-nextjs-portfolio/62adb55ed8afe74aa51faa62/comment/62adf8b7d8afe74aa51fb211)

With NextJS, I always thiink about <Link/> tag. For one page, you've demonstrated href ='#name' and referenced id for that div on the same page. Thanks for clearly showing that.