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How do I check the schema.org data on my OneFront page?

Updated July 20, 2026

The short answer

To check your page's schema.org data, view the page source of your OneFront page (right-click → View Page Source) and look for the script tag of type application/ld+json — that block is the structured data OneFront generates, describing you as a Person or Organization plus a list of your links. Because it's server-rendered into the HTML, you can also paste your page URL into a schema validator to confirm it's valid.

Two link-in-bio pages can look identical to your eye and be completely different to a machine. The difference is structured data — the labeled, machine-readable version of your page. OneFront generates it for you, and you can see it in about ten seconds.

What you're looking at

Inside your page's HTML is a <script type="application/ld+json"> block. That's schema.org data: a Person or Organization node with your name, URL, image, and your linked accounts as sameAs, plus an ItemList of your links in order. It's the same information your page shows a human, written in the format search engines and AI tools parse.

The reason you can see it at all

On many link-in-bio tools, the content is drawn in later by JavaScript, so "view source" shows an almost-empty shell. OneFront renders on the server, so the structured data is right there in the initial HTML — no scripts required. That's not a cosmetic detail; it's the whole reason a crawler that doesn't run JavaScript can still read who you are. Paste your URL into a schema validator to confirm it checks out.

How to check your schema data, step by step

  1. 1Open your public page. Go to onefront.org/yourname in a browser.
  2. 2View the page source. Right-click and choose View Page Source (or add view-source: before the URL) to see the raw HTML.
  3. 3Find the JSON-LD block. Search the source for application/ld+json — that's your identity node and links list, present without running any JavaScript.
  4. 4Validate it. Paste your page URL into the schema.org Markup Validator or Google's Rich Results Test to confirm the data is valid.

Frequently asked

What's in my page's structured data?
A schema.org Person or Organization node (name, URL, image, and your linked accounts as sameAs) plus an ItemList of your links — the machine-readable version of your page.
Why can I see it in view-source?
Because OneFront pages are server-rendered, the structured data is in the initial HTML — which is exactly why crawlers that don't run JavaScript can still read it.

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