Portfolio · 98/100 · Proper. This is how it's done. · Checked
Tucking an inline UI screenshot directly into the headline. Aggressively literal proof of work

Design DNA
Platform fit

rh.design
Robin Holesinsky — Designer, Founder & Growth Partner for Startups
Under the hood
Score breakdown
Has og:image tag
https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6909ed375ee6ef22dffa47c2/69b3dafd1a5f3973b4748350_meta.png
og:image resolves (HTTP 200)
https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6909ed375ee6ef22dffa47c2/69b3dafd1a5f3973b4748350_meta.png
1200×630, 1.90:1 ratio. Ideal
Perfect length (66 chars). Won't truncate anywhere
Robin Holesinsky — Designer, Founder & Growth Partner for Startups
Ideal length (149 chars). Fills the card without truncation
I help startups grow revenue through world-class product design. 10+ years experience, 50+ projects, 100M+ users. Subscription design from $4,995/mo.
og:type = website
164KB. Well optimized
twitter:card = summary_large_image
PNG. Consider WebP for 30-50% smaller files
OG title matches page title. Consider a social-specific headline
Description reads naturally
Custom favicon detected
Quality Profile
AI analysis
Takeaway
Cleverly embed a small, relevant visual element (like the UI screenshot) directly within a key phrase of the headline to add visual interest and reinforce the core service without cluttering the overall layout.
Check your current OG or generate a new one from your brand.
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