Step-by-step guides you can watch, and four you can listen to
registermysite.com/guides is a set of client walkthroughs. Each one is a slide deck from a real run. HTML Studio, GitHub Desk, Wrangler, and EdgeTrack also have narration.
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Push an HTML Studio project to GitHub
GitHub Desk at github.registermysite.com takes an HTML Studio project id, imports the page, and pushes it into a repository you own.
Forms for a static page
How to put a real contact form on HTML that never runs a server — describe it in EdgeForms, embed it in HTML Studio, and get the message in your inbox.
BotForge: brand it, train it, drop one snippet
What BotForge is, how AutoRAG trains a custom chatbot from your dashboard, and how to embed the widget on any static HTML page.
Explaining the Deploy to Cloudflare button
How to create a Deploy to Cloudflare button and use it like a pro. Ship code by the click of a button.
Boost SEO with the Schema Markup & Structured-Data Generator
Learn about structured data while applying it to your HTML file to help boost your SEO & visibility.
Static-site SEO that actually survives Cloudflare
How to make a cached HTML site crawlable, canonical, and fast enough that Core Web Vitals stop being a conversation.
Pick a domain that will still make sense in five years
A short brief on names, TLDs, and the boring DNS records small businesses skip until email breaks.
Schema markup for a shop that exists on a street
LocalBusiness, PostalAddress, and the difference between structured data and wishful thinking.
Business email that does not bounce into the void
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and why “hello@yourdomain.com” is worth more than another social profile.
Design a one-page site that feels finished
Contrast, type, and the few sections every small-business homepage actually needs.
How this journal likes its Markdown
Headings, lists, code, and the frontmatter fields the collection schema expects.
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