/* ==========================================================================
   Experience list — the "Erfaring" timeline on the front page: a year
   range on the left, then the role (h4) over the employer (p).

   Framer left the years and the employer on the same 16px, so the row
   read as two sizes, not three, and the years — the least important
   thing in the row — carried the same weight as the employer. Dropping
   them to 14px gives the row the intended order: year, then employer,
   then role, each a step up (14 / 16 / 18px).

   Only the years are touched. The employer's 16px (preset FOf5FssP2) and
   the role's 18px (MTIW4YcZw) are already the two sizes above it.

   Written as a stylesheet override rather than an edit to the exported
   markup: these years live in Framer's React-owned RichTextContainer,
   which was rewriting its own classes and inline styles on hydration back
   when the export still shipped Framer's scripts. Framer drives text
   styling through --framer-* custom properties, so those are the seam; the
   plain declarations alongside cover any rule reading the resolved value.
   !important because the preset rule that sets the size outranks this
   selector.

   Scoped to the two year cells (start and end) inside the timeline row,
   not to the b6FC9IuvV preset itself — that preset is shared with the
   work cards' year/category labels and the footer, which keep 16px.
   ========================================================================== */

.framer-cqPwv .framer-sj5ncq p.framer-text,
.framer-cqPwv .framer-1ei7n68 p.framer-text {
  --framer-font-size: 14px !important;
  --framer-line-height: 1.4em !important;
  font-size: 14px !important;
  line-height: 1.4em !important;
}