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.
IPFS WEBSITE LAB / TOPIC
Static sites
Files that work beyond the preview.
Follow the static artifact from hand-authored pages to Hugo, CMS, and AI-assisted exports. The common requirement is a complete directory that can be inspected without depending on a development server.
Pay particular attention to real route directories, nested resource paths, locally included assets, and the difference between a public bundle and private source material. Test direct links as well as homepage navigation. These guides approach the same release boundary from different authoring workflows, so you can keep the tools that suit your team while applying a consistent output checklist.
Start with IPFS Static Website or IPFS Hugo Website, then continue with the field guides below.
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.
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.