You have one profile, and it has a public face. It is worth knowing which parts of it a person with no account can read.
What you can fill in
- Your name, a profile photo and a cover image.
- A job title and a short bio.
- Your country and how much design experience you have.
- Links to your LinkedIn, Behance, Instagram and Facebook.
- Your education and work experience entries.
Your public handle
A public handle is the readable name in your profile address, instead of a long automatic identifier. It is lowercase, between 3 and 30 characters, URL-safe, and unique across the platform. Some words are reserved because they are already real page addresses.
What is public, and what is not
| Public | Private to you |
|---|---|
| Your profile page and the details you filled in | Your email address and phone number |
| Portfolio items you published and marked public | Drafts and items you kept private |
| The verification page of a certificate or credential you share | Your assessment attempts and scores |
| Your Course Skills and Competency states on your profile | Your subscription, payments and billing history |
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