Your Designer Profile

Your designer profile is your public page on Designer Den. It shows your avatar, a short bio, and your public table setups — so anyone with the link can see what you're working on and play it in one click. You set it all up from the Profile page (your name/avatar in the navigation), in the Designer Profile section.

Setting it up

• Profile picture — upload an avatar (square image, JPG or PNG, max 5 MB). It's used on your profile page, the navigation menu, and anywhere you appear. It's stored in your account's file space, in a profile folder.
• Profile URL — pick a slug for your page (e.g. …/designers/your-name). You type it freely; we tidy it into a clean URL. This is the link you share.
• Tagline — a one-line headline ("Board game designer — worker placement & deckbuilders").
• Website — your own site, shown on the profile.
• About you — a short bio.
• Profile banner — choose the two colors of your page's banner gradient with the color pickers, or tap a preset. A live preview shows the result.

Making it public

Your profile is private by default — only you can see it until you're ready. Tick "Make my profile public" (you'll need a profile URL first) and save. While it's private, you can still open it to preview exactly what others will see; a banner reminds you it isn't live yet.

Once public, a My Public Profile link appears in your account menu, and you can share your …/designers/your-name link anywhere.

Public table setups

Your profile lists every public table setup you have — the same ones available in the community lobby. Each is shown as a card with the game's art and a Play button that drops the visitor into a fresh room with the game set up and ready.

To add one, open a project's setup and make it public (see Saved Table Setups). To remove one from your profile, just turn its public sharing back off. Private and snapshot setups never appear here.

Related: Account & Profile · Saved Table Setups · Publishers & Pitching: Overview