Quick answer
The evidence page at /verify/[credentialId]/evidence summarizes the records available for an issued credential. The sections depend on the credential and the recorded work; an empty section does not establish that a task was completed.
What you can inspect
New Course 1 credentials show an issuance snapshot: verified instructional work and knowledge checkpoints, accepted practical assessments where applicable, and the expert-review outcome for the final credential. Public summaries show requirement counts and verification or acceptance dates. Detailed lesson activity and record identifiers stay private. Other credentials may show quiz scores and dates, project scores and rubric summaries, review summaries, and capstone summaries. Course 1 does not require peer feedback. Legacy review sections are not an additional Course 1 requirement.
Course 1's reviewed RTL Proof has work-sample panels on its main credential page at /verify/[credentialId]. Inspect those panels for the capstone's design, checks, explanation, and review evidence. The general evidence summary is not a complete copy of those panels or of every lesson attempt.
Integrity hash
The page displays a SHA-256 fingerprint of the evidence payload assembled when the page is loaded. It is calculated from the certificate details and evidence summaries in that payload, with object keys sorted consistently. For new Course 1 credentials, those summaries come from the evidence stored at issuance.
The hash itself is not a stored digital signature. New Course 1 evidence is captured at issuance; other credentials can still assemble live summaries. Changes to certificate details or public evidence summaries can change the displayed hash. Private lesson activity is excluded from the public payload and its hash. The hash alone does not independently authenticate the issuer or prove that evidence has never changed. The page does not provide a canonical-payload download for independent reproduction.
Visibility and privacy
A Course 1 RTL Proof starts private. Its owner chooses Publish RTL Proof or Keep private on the course's Certification page. Other visitors cannot open a private RTL Proof or its evidence page. Published proof still requires an issued credential, the relevant course access, and valid proof evidence; a missing page can have more than one cause.
The sample credential is labelled as demonstration data. It is not a learner outcome.
For claiming requirements, read Earning your certificate. For a blocked or unexpected result, use Course 1 support.