Certificates
Show a certification is real, not just a line on a resume.
Professional certifications listed as plain text gave no way for anyone to actually verify them.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Professional certifications and course completions were listed as plain text on resumes and LinkedIn. Needed a verifiable, visual way to showcase credentials with proof links.
After
Transformed a static resume list into a verifiable credential portfolio. Employers and clients can verify certifications instantly, increasing trust in claimed skills.
How it's solved
Built a certificate showcase with credential cards showing issuer, date, verification links, and skill tags. Each certificate includes a unique verification URL and downloadable PDF copy.
Trade-offs
Verification links point to the issuer's own system — this page can't independently confirm a certificate is still valid.
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