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Getting Started

Setting up Your Profile

Once you’ve registered, your profile becomes your personal hub on The Rookies, showcasing who you are, what you create, and your journey from novice to pro. Here’s a breakdown of each section on your profile page:

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Scroll down the page to see a great example of what your page could be after a little time sharing your journey with the community.

1. Cover Page

The cover page is like your personal billboard. Here, you can add a custom header image that reflects your style and upload an avatar, which helps others recognize you. This is also where your five most recent badges appear, letting you show off your latest achievements. Additionally, you can add links to your social media pages, personal website, and display your country of origin.

2. Stats & Bio

The Stats section highlights key numbers from your journey on The Rookies, including:

• Achievements: Total badges you’ve earned.

• Followers and Following: See who you’re connected with.

• High-Fives: Likes you’ve received on your work and contributions.

3. Bio

Your Bio is a place to introduce yourself and share your career goals. Here, you can also add tags for your software skills and indicate if you’re currently attending a school. This section helps others learn more about your creative background and aspirations.

4. Projects & Entries

Your Projects & Entries section is the heart of your portfolio. Here, you can showcase your creative work, with individual projects (artworks) and any contest entries you’ve submitted, all in one place.

5. Achievements

The Achievements section is where your hard work shines. All of your badges are displayed here, along with links to the projects or accomplishments that earned each one.

6. Member Journey

Track your progress as you level up through The Rookies. This section shows your current level, how close you are to reaching the “Rookie” level, and the steps ahead on your path to becoming a pro.

7. Experience & Education

This section lets you share your work experience, certifications, and micro-credentials. You can also list the school you’re attending, if applicable.

Each part of your profile page is designed to grow with you—use it to tell your story, connect with others, and let the world see your creative journey.