Add comments about web3 id tools

Author: dg-concordium

source/mainnet/net/guides/developer-page.rst

@@ -57,7 +57,9 @@ All of our repositories are on `GitHub <https://github.com/Concordium>`__.
 
     For information about how to create proofs to verify identity for dApps and services see :ref:`Create proofs<create-proofs>`.
 
-    If you want to familiarize yourself with how proofs work and can be constructed, you can use the `Concordium Proof Explorer <https://web3id-proof-explorer.testnet.concordium.com/>`__ to create proofs and send them to a |bw| to see how they interact with account credentials and verifiable credentials. The Concordium Proof Explorer works on Testnet. You can use the `Web3Id Issuer Front End <https://web3id-issuer-frontend.testnet.concordium.com/>`__ to create verifiable credential to test with the proof explorer.
+    If you want to familiarize yourself with how proofs work and can be constructed as well as test them, you can use the `Concordium Proof Explorer <https://web3id-proof-explorer.testnet.concordium.com/>`__ to create proofs and send them to a |bw| to see how they interact with account credentials and verifiable credentials. The Concordium Proof Explorer works on Testnet. You can use the `Web3Id Issuer Front End <https://web3id-issuer-frontend.testnet.concordium.com/>`__ to create verifiable credential to test with the proof explorer.
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+    If you decide that you want to become an issuer of verifiable credentials, see :ref:`Web3 ID issuers<web3id-issuer>` to learn more and access the production ready tools to become an issuer.
 
 .. dropdown:: dApps
 

source/mainnet/net/web3-id/issuer.rst

@@ -17,12 +17,12 @@ How to become an issuer
 An issuer needs to have the following components.
 
 1. Some way of identifying users to whom the credentials will be issued, e.g., an existing database of users.
-2. JSON schemas and metadata for credentials. These are used by the wallet to display and style the credential. This might be a logo, a background color, how the attributes will appear in the credential (e.g., date format, title), and so on. The `Concordium Web3 ID Issuer Front End <https://web3id-issuer-onboarding.mainnet.concordium.software/>`__ helps with setting up your metadata.
+2. JSON schemas and metadata for credentials. These are used by the wallet to display and style the credential. This might be a logo, a background color, how the attributes will appear in the credential (e.g., date format, title), and so on. The `Concordium Web3 ID Issuer Front End <https://web3id-issuer-onboarding.mainnet.concordium.software/>`__ helps with setting up your metadata which you then should upload to a public URL. The Concordium Web3 Issuer Front End works on both mainnet and testnet. 
 3. A smart contract where credential lifetime is managed, together with its metadata such as expiry time. The `Concordium Web3 ID Issuer Front End <https://web3id-issuer-onboarding.mainnet.concordium.software/>`__ helps with setting up your credential registry contract.
 4. A dApp where the user will request credentials with the help of the wallet.
 5. A back end which will issue credentials, which involves registering the credential in the smart contract, and returning it to the holder's wallet.
 
-To make it easier to become an issuer, you can use the `Concordium Web3 ID Issuer Front End <https://web3id-issuer-onboarding.mainnet.concordium.software/>`__. This tool walks you through steps two and three when becoming an issuer.
+To make it easier to become an issuer, you can use the `Concordium Web3 ID Issuer Front End <https://web3id-issuer-onboarding.mainnet.concordium.software/>`__. This tool walks you through steps two and three when becoming an issuer. The Concordium Web3 Issuer Front End works on both mainnet and testnet.
 
 Concordium Issuer tool
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