Open an HTML file in the browser
Open and review a single HTML file without an editor, terminal or local setup.
The problem
An HTML file often looks like a complete website, but images, CSS and links usually live in additional folders.
Simple explanation
A static website usually consists of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and images. The index.html file is often the start page. If paths, images or stylesheets are missing, the preview may look incomplete even though individual content is still readable.
Step by step
- Keep the HTML file and related folders together.
- Select the file in SitePreviewKit.
- Review the start page and missing files.
- Export comments or hints.
Common mistakes
- Sending only HTML while images are missing.
- Using absolute local paths.
- Forgetting the CSS folder.
Checklist
- HTML file exists
- images and CSS included
- title and H1 checked
- feedback exported
FAQ
What is an index.html?
It is usually the start file of a static website and is opened first by browsers or web servers.
Why do images not load locally?
Often the image file is missing from the folder or the path in the HTML file points somewhere else.
When do you not need a backend?
For informational sites, landing pages, simple restaurant sites or static exports, a static website is often enough.