A quick tour of the public page from the visitor's side. Profile sidebar, grid, modals, and the bottom call to action. Knowing what visitors see makes it easier to decide what to change.
Your public page has three layers: the profile card on the left, the grid on the right, and the modal that opens when a visitor taps a tile. Below all of that, a small call to action invites visitors to make their own page.
Profile card
Profile picture, workspace name, verified badge if you have one, an industry pill, and a row of social links. Sits to the left on desktop, on top on mobile.
The card stays sticky as visitors scroll on desktop, so identity is always visible. On mobile it scrolls away with the page, replaced visually by the grid.
Grid
Two columns on mobile, three on desktop. Square tiles. Shop tiles carry a small white circle with a shopping bag icon in the top right corner. The grid scrolls infinitely; we do not paginate.
Modals
Tapping a tile opens a modal. Image, title, description, and a visit link button. Shop tiles open a different modal: cover, description, and a scrollable product list.
On mobile the modal is a bottom drawer; swipe down to dismiss. On desktop the modal centres with a backdrop; clicking outside dismisses.
Retargeting pixels
If you connected Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel, or Google Analytics 4, those scripts inject silently into the page. Visitors do not see them; advertisers see the events.
What is invisible
- Private notes you wrote on your tiles.
- Tiles toggled to Private state.
- Scheduled tiles waiting for their publish moment.
- Workspace settings, billing, analytics. None of it is visible from the public page.
Walk through your own page
Open your link as a visitor would. Watch your eye move.