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Make the first view legible
Put your strongest direction and a few representative branches near the top. Clear structure helps a busy reader understand the shape of your experience.
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Show work, not just aspiration
Learning goals belong in a tree, but label them honestly. Pair completed work with active learning so readers can tell what is established and what is emerging.
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Choose the right proof
Use a project, credential, outcome, or reference that supports the capability. Avoid collecting links for their own sake; each record should do explanatory work.
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Share with control
Use a public or unlisted profile only when you are comfortable with the selected information. Keep personal contact details and sensitive evidence private unless there is a clear reason to publish them.