ABOUT IPFSWEBSITE.COM
Clear guidance.
Fewer assumptions.
An independent learning resource for developers and publishers who want to understand what it takes to publish a website on IPFS.
A practical view of publishing
IPFSwebsite.com focuses on the work between a source project and a website a reader can actually use. That includes complete static output, understandable content addresses, retained copies, usable delivery routes, and a deliberate update process.
The guides cover first websites, hosting architecture, Hugo, content management systems, self-operated nodes, and the frontend boundaries around Ethereum, Solana, and stablecoin-related applications. The AI builder section applies the same release checks to generated exports.
IPFS Website Lab
The IPFS Website Lab is the editorial collection on this site. Its field guides work through concrete decisions, limitations, and checks you can apply in your own environment. Articles link to relevant primary documentation and connect to the topic guides that explain the wider architecture.
Technical documentation can change. Before using a command or configuration in production, check the cited project documentation for your installed version and operating context. A tutorial is a starting point for a tested workflow, not a guarantee about an unreviewed deployment.
What this site does—and does not do
This is a publishing and architecture resource. It does not operate an interactive hosting dashboard, accept deposits, provide custody, or ask readers to connect wallets. Product and project names identify topics and reference documentation, not claimed partnerships.
There are no account forms, newsletter forms, or on-site payment flows. The contact page provides an email address for questions and corrections. Keep private credentials, wallet recovery phrases, and sensitive customer information out of any message.
Make the guides more useful
A precise correction is valuable: include the page, the statement or command at issue, the relevant version, and a primary reference when available. For a new topic, describe the publishing task and the decision that is difficult to resolve.
Contact the IPFS Website Lab or browse the complete guide collection.