Keep the gesture easy to interpret

A tap or QR route can bring a recipient to a fuller professional profile. In Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go vision, the small action matters because of the context behind it. Explain what will open and why it is relevant instead of expecting the interaction itself to communicate the whole purpose.

Let the information earn attention

The recipient should quickly recognise the person and the resource discussed. Avoid turning a simple gesture into a long compulsory tour. A connected identity is most effective when the transition feels natural: conversation creates curiosity, the sharing action supplies context and the reader chooses whether to go deeper. The technology supports the human exchange rather than becoming its only subject.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scene

Hypothetically, a brief conversation about a project leads to a shared profile with the relevant example. The recipient understands why the resource is being offered, so the interaction feels like a natural continuation rather than a demonstration performed for its own sake.

Make it practical.

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