Guides
Short, specific guides on sharing work as a link. No filler, no keyword padding — each one exists because people keep asking the question.
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How to share a PDF as a link (instead of an attachment)
Email attachments get stripped, compressed, and lost in threads. A link opens in one tap, on any device, and you can see it is still the version you meant to send.
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How to host a static HTML site without Git, a terminal, or a build step
If you have a folder with an index.html in it — hand-written, exported from a design tool, or generated by an AI — you are one drag-and-drop away from a working URL.
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- 034 min read
How to send a portfolio link to clients (that still works next month)
A portfolio you send should look considered before it is even opened. That means a readable address, a page that loads instantly on a phone, and a link that has not quietly died since you last used it.
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- 043 min read
How to replace a file without changing the link
The version number in a filename is an admission that the sharing method is broken. Replace the file behind a stable address instead — everyone who already has the link gets the update automatically.
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- 054 min read
How to create a QR code for a proposal, menu, or handout
A QR code is only as good as the link behind it. Print it once and you have committed to that address forever — which is exactly why it should point at something you can replace.
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Public, unlisted, or password-protected: which one do you actually need?
Three levels of access, three different threat models. Choosing the wrong one is either an embarrassment or a false sense of security.
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