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I've noticed that when someone checks you out (a recruiter, a client, someone who liked your post), they open your link-in-bio first. And it's usually six buttons that send them off to six other sites. Your best work is buried three taps deep. So I've been building featurd , a link page that opens on a single phone screen. Each link opens a section right there on the page, like case studies, a booking form or a shop, so people never get bounced somewhere else. I made three example pages, one for each way I think people would use it: featurd.me/maya is for getting hired . Case studies with results, a career timeline, recommendations, a resume download and a "book a call" flow. featurd.me/elena is for showing creative work . A project gallery you can filter, talks and essays, and a project brief form. featurd.me/aisha is for selling things . A course, templates and 1:1 sessions, with a cart, reviews and a free download. All three are fictional profiles I made to test the idea, not real people. Nothing on them sends or charges anything. What I'd really like to know: Would you use something like this over a normal link page or a portfolio site? Why or why not? Which of the three feels most useful, and which feels pointless? What's missing or annoying on mobile? I'm happy to hear it's a bad idea. I'd rather know now. (For anyone who does want one: I'm building the first pages together with early users. There's a waitlist at featurd.me , but feedback is the main reason I'm posting.)   submitted by   /u/Hungry-Atmosphere266 [link]   [comments]

  • 情报分类：工作与职业机会
  • 分类依据：内容涉及招聘、求职或职业发展
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  • 发布时间：2026/9/24 18:30:11