Small Web Notes

A small reference notebook

Small Web Notes

Practical notes about readable pages and a modest set of local resources.

This notebook collects short explanations that are useful to revisit. Each note focuses on one small question, with plain navigation and local resources.

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Make a page easy to read

A useful page should remain useful before decoration is added. Give it a specific title, a short introduction and headings that describe the content below them. Readers should be able to decide where to go without interpreting a collection of vague labels.

Keep a small site self-contained

A small static site can be understood as a list of documents and the resources they use. Keep that list short and explicit. Check that every internal link points to a real document, and that a missing document produces a clear not-found response.