An official project page should reduce uncertainty. Put the documentation, main site, verified social channels, community access, and current update in a visible order. Label each destination so visitors know what they are opening.
Keep technical claims close to their sources. A link page is not an audit, endorsement, or promise about a token. It is a clear index of destinations the project maintains. Explain which accounts are official, date important updates, and remove old launch links when they stop being current.
The Solana-project template is a useful starting shape for this work.
Use the exact account, program, token mint, and network identifiers wherever a link depends on them. Prefer official domains and explorers, but do not treat an official-looking page as proof of safety. Ask a second reviewer to open the links from a clean browser and confirm that every important destination still points to the intended project.
For a broader project review workflow, read how to research a crypto project.
Last reviewed 2026-09-21.