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Public Profile Pages Now Available on my.typo3.org

Categories: Public Service Announcement Created by Panos Semitekolos Mathias Bolt Lesniak
A laptop screen displays a profile page on an orange-themed website. The profile includes a circular photo of a person with long hair, a biography section, and icons for certifications.
You can now benefit from improved organic visibility with a personal profile page, optionally showcasing your bio, contact information, and achievements — everything protected by fine-grained privacy settings.

Public profiles are an opportunity to showcase who you are and what you do to the rest of the TYPO3 community and beyond.

What’s Included in the Profile

  • Name and username
  • Title highlighting your official role in the TYPO3 community or your business
  • Personal photo, similar to LinkedIn and other social media
  • Biography section where you can include more information about yourself, your roles, and your areas of expertise
  • TYPO3 Certifications
  • Association membership level
  • Links to other social media profiles
  • Personal or business website links
Profile settings page of an account. It includes sections for avatar, username, first name, last name, and phone number. Options to manage email, payments, and privacy settings are in a menu on the left. Fields for public information are also present.
Your Profile management page on my.typo3.org includes privacy settings for each data entry.
Privacy settings interface showing options for adjusting visibility of personal information like first name, title, email, and memberships. Privacy levels include Public and Logged-in Users. A View Public Profile button is on the right.
Detailed privacy settings with more options are available in a dedicated interface.

Detailed privacy settings allow you to adjust the visibility of each item on your profile.

  • Public: Visible to any profile viewer
  • Logged-In: Visible only to logged-in users on my.typo3.org
  • Private: Not visible to anyone

Benefits of the Profile Pages

Profile page with a persons photo, contact info, and biography. Two certification badges for TYPO3 CMS and an association membership badge are displayed. There are also social media links and an email icon.
A real-world example of a public profile page on My TYPO3, courtesy of Stefan Busemann.

Your profile page can be an easily accessible and sharable home in the TYPO3 world. It can be found on search engines, giving you increased exposure to potential clients outside of the existing TYPO3 community too.

Additionally, profiles are meant to serve as a single source of truth on typo3.org, with any mention of you linking back to your personal profile page.

Links to the Outside

The Links section allows you to add links to web sites and profiles outside of the TYPO3 ecosystem. If you check the Highlight checkbox next to a link, it will be displayed below your name and title in your profile.

Select a type/icon for each of your links. In your public profile, these links will be optimized to show only the most important part of the url, such as your GitHub username instead of the entire URL to your GitHub profile.

Screenshot of a webpage showing links management with options to mark links as highlighted. The links displayed are for bsky.app, typo3.social, linkedin.com in an example format, and github.com/typo3. Each link has options to remove or highlight.
An example of different link types, three of which are highlighted.
A dropdown menu displaying social media and website icons and names, including Website, X, Facebook, Instagram, Mastodon, Bluesky (highlighted), Threads, YouTube, XING, LinkedIn, GitHub, GitLab, Stack Overflow, and Other.
At the moment, 14 link types are supported, including Other, for any links that don't have their own type.

Video Guide

To introduce you to the new profile page feature, we have created a video guide. The guide tells you how to set up and make the most out of your profile, in a narrated step-by-step walkthrough.

How Does Your Profile Look?

Start today: Log in at my.typo3.org and click View Public Profile, just next to your avatar. Your public profile is available at my.typo3.org/u/<username>. 

By logging in and out, you will notice that the profile looks different depending on your login status. If some of your information is already publicly available elsewhere on the web, it's a great idea to set its visibility to Public here too.

An orange profile page mockup with a gray silhouette of a person. The text reads: John Doe, example, Manage, View Public Profile.
Once you are logged into your my.typo3.org profile, you can click links to manage your profile and view the public version.
A profile page with a blank avatar on the left. The text on the right side reads John Doe (example), TYPO3 Example User. Below it, theres a clickable option labeled Manage Public Profile. The background has a gradient design from orange to dark gray.
When you view your own profile while logged in at my.typo3.org, you can click on Manage Public Profile to edit it.
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