Identity
Your headline, role, short bio, skills, and location/context should help viewers place you within a few seconds.
- Headline says what you do.
- Bio explains who you help.
- Key links are current.
Profile Publish Checklist
Make your Forwork profile ready before people see it.
Use this checklist to review positioning, proof, contact paths, privacy, and final polish before sharing your Work Identity in a CV, proposal, email, or social bio.
Clear headline
Projects with context
Useful proof links
Contact path ready
Review flow
Six checks before you publish.
Projects
Each project should explain the problem, your role, the work done, and what changed because of it.
- Add context, not only images.
- Name your contribution clearly.
- Use media you can publish.
Proof
Attach links, outcomes, screenshots, files, or references that make your claims easier to verify.
- Prefer specific evidence.
- Avoid unsupported claims.
- Keep private client data out.
Offer and fit
If you want opportunities, make it clear what people can ask you for and when you are a good fit.
- Describe services or scope.
- Add FAQ if objections repeat.
- Guide the next step.
Privacy
Review what is public, what should stay private, and whether collaborators, clients, or employers can be named.
- Check logos and names.
- Remove confidential details.
- Use anonymized context when needed.
Final share test
Open the public link like a viewer would. Check mobile layout, title, image preview, and contact path.
- Test the public URL.
- Preview link cards.
- Send one test inquiry.
Product microcopy
Good prompts help users publish better profiles.
The checklist can also guide empty states, helper text, and onboarding steps inside Forwork so users know what to write next.
TipWrite with context
Replace generic claims with the situation, role, and result behind the work.
TipChoose useful media
Images and video should explain the work, not only decorate the page.
TipEnd with action
Tell viewers how to contact you and what information to include.