Guides

Practical guides about HTML files, website ZIPs, static websites, privacy-friendly sites and client review.

Accessibility basics

Foundations for clearer and more accessible static websites.

A practical pre-launch checklist for content, links, mobile layout, privacy, SEO, accessibility and client feedback.

How freelancers and teams can collect clear, page-based website feedback without letting clients edit code.

When a static website may need a cookie banner and why technical checks, external services and legal review belong together.

How web designers create a .sitepreviewkit client package locally in the browser without uploads, cloud import or third-party providers.

Why a local HTML page appears without design and how to check missing CSS files, wrong paths and ZIP structure.

How to troubleshoot missing images in local website previews: paths, case sensitivity, ZIP folders and image formats.

Why JavaScript can behave differently locally: modules, build steps, APIs, CORS and sandboxed previews.

Unpack website ZIPs locally, find index.html and start a browser preview.

Open and review a single HTML file without an editor, terminal or local setup.

How to keep simple websites privacy-friendly.

How restaurants can publish menus in a readable, mobile-friendly and maintainable way.

How clients export comments and change suggestions as a small .feedback.sitepreviewkit package and send it back.

A safer handoff workflow for static website drafts.

A practical checklist before publishing a static website.

Preview a website without a development environment.

A clear approval workflow for freelancers: send a website ZIP, collect client feedback, document changes and prepare launch.

What clients can do with a .sitepreviewkit file, what does not happen and why files stay local.

Static websites explained: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, limits without a backend and common examples.

A simple explanation of index.html as the start page of many static websites, including common folder and handoff mistakes.