Practical guides
Make better choices at every stage of your page.
No jargon or endless formulas. These guides help you write, select and share the things that build trust.
Write a bio that helps people choose you
Choose projects that provide real proof
Turn a visit into a next step
Share your link with context
Write a bio that helps people choose you
A good bio does not tell your whole story. It gives the right person enough context to keep reading.
The method
- Start with your role or the problem you solve.
- Clarify who you work with or the space you work in.
- End with what sets you apart or your current availability.
Example
“I design fast, accessible web interfaces for teams launching their first product.”
Choose projects that provide real proof
Three complementary projects often create a stronger impression than ten pieces shown without explanation.
The method
- One project that shows the standard of outcome you aim for.
- One project that makes your speciality immediately clear.
- One recent project that shows where your work is today.
Example
For each one, explain the context, your role and what changed because of your contribution.
Turn a visit into a next step
Visitors should never wonder what to do after viewing your work.
The method
- Choose one main action: message, book or request a quote.
- Use a precise label instead of a vague “Learn more”.
- Keep social networks as secondary options.
Example
“Let’s talk about your project” carries more intent than “Contact”.
Share your link with context
A strong link works even better when people know why you are sending it.
The method
- Say what the person will find on your page.
- Point them to the project that matters most to them.
- Make the response you expect next clear.
Example
“Here are three projects close to your needs. The second shows exactly the approach I mentioned.”
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