Hello Zain.
I don't think your profile summary has enough information to convince clients to hire you. However, I don't think that's the reason for the decrease in profile views.
Many freelancers are seeing fewer profile views these days. Competition is always a factor and Upwork's search algorithms don't show freelancer profiles in the same place in search results all the time.
Some people believe that new freelancer profiles are shown prominently in search results during their first few months on the platform. I've never heard Upwork confirm this and they probably never will. But there are several threads in the Community Forums where new freelancers claim to get plenty of profile views and invites during their first few weeks/months on the platform. Then, after a few months, their new profiles "settle in" and are treated like any other profile. Meaning, the new freelancer's profile may no longer be positioned high in search results or a clients' Invite Freelancers list.
Freelancers also believe profiles can be penalized. Again, Upwork does not confirm this, so there is no way to know. For example, a shrinking JSS, an incomplete profile, a profile with misspelled words and grammatical errors, a profile where the title/summary/skills lack harmony, and profiles belonging to less popular skill areas/niches. All of these could trigger a drop in search results. I'm confident that incomplete profiles, and those lacking harmony will eventually get pushed down in search results, but I'm less confident about the others.
Unfortunately, what you're seeing may be a sign of the times. When a profile is positioned deep in search results--for whatever reason--it usually means fewer clients are seeing it--leading to fewer invites.
