A developer resolved a broken navigation issue in their React app by wiring a new feature page into the React Router v6.4+ route tree. The 'Analyze Candidate' link previously triggered a 'No routes matched' error. By creating an AnalysisFormPage wrapper and adding the `/analysis-form` path, the main product feature became accessible.

This work is part of a 'Building in Public' series for an AI Talent Profile Analyzer. The developer separates routing logic into pages, keeping UI components focused. The initial AnalysisForm JSX establishes a structure for uploading CVs and pasting job descriptions, setting the stage for future AI integration logic.

Fixing the route completes the application's core navigation flow, moving it from a collection of disconnected screens to a functional product. It demonstrates treating routing as foundational architecture rather than an afterthought. The next scenes will likely focus on refining the component's behavior and connecting the frontend to backend analysis services.