Static site · No build step

Plain files,
served as written.

Three HTML pages and one stylesheet. Open any file in an editor, change a line, refresh the browser. That is the whole workflow.

Total page weight: one stylesheet, two web fonts, zero scripts.


What is here

A small site, all of it readable in one sitting.

Every page is a complete HTML document — head, navigation, content, footer. Nothing is assembled at request time, so what you read in the file is exactly what a visitor receives.

  1. Home

    This page. A short introduction and an index of everything else, meant to be rewritten with your own words.

  2. About

    A plain-language tour of the file layout, the styling approach, and how to publish a change.

  3. Contact

    A details page using mail and link markup rather than a form, so no server is involved.

  4. Not found

    A styled 404.html, which Netlify serves automatically for any address that does not exist.


Why plain

Fewer moving parts, fewer things to relearn later.

Nothing to install

No package manifest and no dependencies. A clone of this repository works immediately, on any machine, with any editor.

Deploys in seconds

There is no build command, so publishing is a file copy. The public folder is uploaded as-is.

One place for styling

All visual decisions live in styles.css, starting with a short list of colour and type variables at the top.