> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dapp.ing/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What a strong proof page looks like

> The same builder written two ways, so you can see which choices make a profile worth acting on.

The difference between a profile that gets a reply and one that does not is rarely effort. It is specificity, and whether anyone else confirms it.

## The headline

**Weak.** Blockchain Developer | Web3 Enthusiast | DeFi

**Strong.** Solidity engineer. Lending protocols and liquidations. Currently open to contract work.

The first names a category, and every reader of it has to guess. The second names the work, the domain, and what you want next, which is exactly what someone is scanning for.

## The experience entry

**Weak.** A role at a company typed as free text, no dates beyond the year, description reading "worked on smart contracts and various protocol features."

**Strong.** The same role linked to the company in the Dapping directory, with accurate title and dates, described as "owned the liquidation engine through two audits and a mainnet migration." Then **Ask company to attest** so a named company confirms it.

Only a linked company can be verified, so the linking step is what makes the strongest signal on your page possible at all. An attested role is the difference between a claim and evidence.

## The portfolio

**Weak.** Three projects listed by name.

**Strong.** Two projects with working links to a repository, a live product, or a deployed contract, and team credit accepted so the work is attached to you rather than described by you.

Two inspectable projects beat six unverifiable ones. A reader who can open one thing and see your work needs nothing else from that section.

## The skills

**Weak.** Twenty skills, several added to appear in more searches.

**Strong.** Six you can be interviewed on, with endorsements from people who watched you use them.

A long list dilutes the ones that matter, and a broad skill you cannot discuss costs you the conversation it wins.

## What separates the two

The strong version is not longer. Every difference is one of three moves: name the specific thing, link it to something a stranger can open, and ask someone else to confirm it.

Once it reads the way you want, open your public address in a private browser window. Your own view includes pending items and private controls that no visitor sees.

## Continue on Dapping

<Card title="Open your proof page" href="https://dapp.ing/userprofile">
  Open your profile and rewrite one section using the strong column.
</Card>

## Related guides

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Build and share your proof page" icon="book-open" href="/help/getting-started/build-and-share-your-proof-page">
    Build a public profile that shows what you have done and who can confirm it.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Add and verify professional experience" icon="book-open" href="/help/profiles/add-and-verify-professional-experience">
    Add a role and request confirmation from the company or through your work email.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Add portfolio projects and manage product team credit" icon="book-open" href="/help/profiles/add-portfolio-projects-and-manage-dapp-team-credit">
    Show products you worked on and respond to team-credit requests.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>