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.
IPFS WEBSITE LAB / COLLECTION
Start with a complete folder.
The first release is where the publishing model becomes concrete. Learn how HTML, stylesheets, scripts, and images become a directory you can test, identify, and retain. Begin with ordinary static routes before adding a CMS, a blockchain interface, or a custom delivery stack.
Use this collection to move from unfamiliar terms to a repeatable first deployment. Check a nested page directly, inspect the output for private material, record the root CID, and identify who will keep the content available. A successful upload is one milestone; a usable public release also needs working navigation, assets, delivery, and a recovery plan.
Start with IPFS Website or IPFS Static Website, then continue with the field guides below.
Prepare a portable static site, publish the right directory, and check that every page and asset survives the move to IPFS.