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Guild Profile

Create and manage your community.

Your Guild profile page is the front door of your community — the first thing visitors see when they navigate to your Guild's URL. It showcases who you are, what you do, and what's coming up next. Everything a visitor needs to understand and join your community is right here.

Toronto JavaScript guild profile page showing cover photo, profile photo, description, 15 members, Join button, and tab navigation for Guild, Events, Presentations, and Members
The Guild profile page — your community at a glance

Profile Header

The header area at the top of the page includes:

Cover photo

— A wide banner image that sets the visual tone for your Guild. Choose something that represents your community, such as a photo from a past Event, your city skyline, or branded artwork.

Profile photo

— A smaller image that appears alongside your Guild's name in search results, Event cards, and Member lists. Logos work well here.

Guild name and description

— Your community's name and a short description of what the Guild is about. The description supports rich text so you can include links and formatting.

Member count

— The total number of Members in the Guild, giving visitors a sense of the community's size.

Join button

— A prominent button that lets visitors join your Guild instantly. If the Guild has a Membership Form, clicking Join opens the form instead.

Tab Navigation

Below the header, visitors can navigate between four tabs that organize your Guild's content:

Guild

— The main overview tab and the default landing page. It shows your Guild's description, upcoming Events, recent Presentations, and featured Members — a snapshot of everything your community has to offer.

Events

— A complete list of your Guild's upcoming and past Events. Upcoming Events are shown first so visitors can quickly see what's next, with past Events available below for reference.

Presentations

— A library of recorded talks, slide decks, and session content from your Presentations. This tab gives your community's knowledge a permanent, browsable home.

Members

— The people who make up your community, grouped by role: Organizers, Editors, Presenters, and Members. See Managing Members for more on roles and permissions.

Customizing Your Profile

Organizers can update the Guild's profile at any time through Guild Settings. You can change your cover photo, profile photo, name, description, short name (URL slug), and timezone. Keeping your profile up to date helps attract new Members and gives returning visitors a reason to come back.

Guild Profile

Create and manage your community.

Your Guild profile page is the front door of your community — the first thing visitors see when they navigate to your Guild's URL. It showcases who you are, what you do, and what's coming up next. Everything a visitor needs to understand and join your community is right here.

Toronto JavaScript guild profile page showing cover photo, profile photo, description, 15 members, Join button, and tab navigation for Guild, Events, Presentations, and Members
The Guild profile page — your community at a glance

Profile Header

The header area at the top of the page includes:

Cover photo

— A wide banner image that sets the visual tone for your Guild. Choose something that represents your community, such as a photo from a past Event, your city skyline, or branded artwork.

Profile photo

— A smaller image that appears alongside your Guild's name in search results, Event cards, and Member lists. Logos work well here.

Guild name and description

— Your community's name and a short description of what the Guild is about. The description supports rich text so you can include links and formatting.

Member count

— The total number of Members in the Guild, giving visitors a sense of the community's size.

Join button

— A prominent button that lets visitors join your Guild instantly. If the Guild has a Membership Form, clicking Join opens the form instead.

Tab Navigation

Below the header, visitors can navigate between four tabs that organize your Guild's content:

Guild

— The main overview tab and the default landing page. It shows your Guild's description, upcoming Events, recent Presentations, and featured Members — a snapshot of everything your community has to offer.

Events

— A complete list of your Guild's upcoming and past Events. Upcoming Events are shown first so visitors can quickly see what's next, with past Events available below for reference.

Presentations

— A library of recorded talks, slide decks, and session content from your Presentations. This tab gives your community's knowledge a permanent, browsable home.

Members

— The people who make up your community, grouped by role: Organizers, Editors, Presenters, and Members. See Managing Members for more on roles and permissions.

Customizing Your Profile

Organizers can update the Guild's profile at any time through Guild Settings. You can change your cover photo, profile photo, name, description, short name (URL slug), and timezone. Keeping your profile up to date helps attract new Members and gives returning visitors a reason to come back.