AI IPFS website builder checklist: review the export before publishing
Evaluate generated sites by their actual files, dependencies, accessibility, metadata, and release behavior—not by a convincing preview.
FIELD GUIDES FOR THE CONTENT-ADDRESSED WEB
IPFS Website Lab
Practical explanations, honest tradeoffs, and a clearer next step. Ten field guides for building and publishing with IPFS.
IPFS and stablecoin interfaces: verify networks, assets, and payment states
Plan a stablecoin-related frontend around asset identity, explicit authorization, public-data boundaries, and reliable transaction observation.
A Solana website on IPFS: design the frontend around transaction states
Prepare a static Solana interface with explicit clusters, wallet behavior, RPC dependencies, and a transaction flow that handles uncertainty.
An Ethereum dApp frontend on IPFS: separate hosting from execution
Map the frontend, wallet, RPC endpoint, and contract before publishing an Ethereum interface as a content-addressed release.
Run IPFS on a VPS: a practical Kubo operations checklist
Plan a node around administrative boundaries, storage, monitoring, retained releases, and recovery—not just a successful daemon start.
Publish a Hugo website on IPFS: URLs, assets, and repeatable builds
Turn a Hugo project into a portable static release, inspect its generated routes, and keep canonical metadata separate from delivery paths.
IPFS hosting, pinning, and costs: plan the whole delivery path
Compare local nodes, managed pinning, and gateway delivery without treating an upload or a cached page as an availability guarantee.
DNSLink and IPFS gateways: connect a domain without breaking releases
Understand what DNSLink changes, what HTTPS delivery still needs, and how to test a custom domain before switching its published release.
Build your first IPFS static website: from folder to CID
Prepare a portable static site, publish the right directory, and check that every page and asset survives the move to IPFS.
An IPFS website CMS workflow: edit privately, publish static releases
Design a content workflow that separates authoring, previews, approvals, static output, and IPFS publication without exposing the CMS to every visitor.
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