64bit SteamID of the user

The player's persona name (display name)

The full URL of the player's Steam Community profile.

The full URL of the player's 32x32px avatar. If the user hasn't configured an avatar, this will be the default ? avatar.

The full URL of the player's 64x64px avatar. If the user hasn't configured an avatar, this will be the default ? avatar.

The full URL of the player's 184x184px avatar. If the user hasn't configured an avatar, this will be the default ? avatar.

The user's current status. 0 - Offline, 1 - Online, 2 - Busy, 3 - Away, 4 - Snooze, 5 - looking to trade, 6 - looking to play. If the player's profile is private, this will always be "0", except is the user has set their status to looking to trade or looking to play, because a bug makes those status appear even if the profile is private.

This represents whether the profile is visible or not, and if it is visible, why you are allowed to see it. Note that because this WebAPI does not use authentication, there are only two possible values returned: 1 - the profile is not visible to you (Private, Friends Only, etc), 3 - the profile is "Public", and the data is visible. Mike Blaszczak's post on Steam forums says, "The community visibility state this API returns is different than the privacy state. It's the effective visibility state from the account making the request to the account being viewed given the requesting account's relationship to the viewed account."

If set, indicates the user has a community profile configured (will be set to '1')

The last time the user was online, in unix time.

If set, indicates the profile allows public comments.