01
Create a clear reading order
Start with identity and direction, then show the most relevant capabilities, supporting experience, and next steps. A visitor should not have to decode the layout.
02
Pair graphics with text
A tree or chart can reveal relationships, but labels and accessible text carry the meaning for people who use keyboards, screen readers, or small screens.
03
Use status and color carefully
Color can distinguish categories, but it should never be the only way to communicate evidence, level, or state. Keep contrast and labels strong.
04
Keep the user in control
A visual profile can be impressive and still be private by default. Let the owner decide what is public, unlisted, or reserved for the account.