Built for students and early builders

Your code
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Publish coursework, portfolio experiments, and graduation projects without paying for a server. A simple static site can become your first real public project.

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Student

Alex Chen

Computer Science ยท Class of 2026

HTML5CSS3

Projects

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Weather Dashboard

Final project

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Snake Game

JavaScript practice

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Todo List

Vue basics

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ยฉ 2026Published with DeployPages
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Drop in the project folder and publish

~ deploypages publish .

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โœ“ Uploaded files instantly via edge network

โœ“ Fast, Secure, and Global Delivery


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A better way to turn coursework into a portfolio

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Free to start

Students can publish static class projects without paying for infrastructure before the work is even public.

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No ops distractions

Spend your time writing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, or Vue instead of debugging nginx and Linux setup.

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Fast to demo anywhere

A project link that opens instantly on a phone or laptop makes interviews, reviews, and portfolio sharing much easier.

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Supports modern frontend projects

Static HTML, framework output, and browser-based interactive projects can all be published from the same workflow.

A more polished delivery path than sending zip files

A public link is easier for teachers, teammates, and recruiters to open than a compressed file they have to download first.

PlatformDelivery modelTypical launch experienceOperational frictionFit
DeployPages
Edge delivery with static deployment workflowsFast setupLowBest for productized static launches
GitHub PagesRepository-first publishingGood for docs and hobby sitesMediumBest for Git-native personal sites
Vercel / NetlifyFull frontend platformExcellent for framework-heavy appsMediumBest for full-stack frontend teams

DeployPages is positioned for teams that want static publishing, global delivery, and a cleaner launch path without carrying unnecessary platform complexity.

Publish a class project in three steps

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Finish the project locally

Make sure the static output includes an index.html entry point and any images, styles, or scripts the project needs.

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Upload the folder

Drag the whole project folder into DeployPages. There is no need to buy a cloud server or configure SSH.

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Share the live link

Use the generated URL in class submissions, resumes, or internship applications so people can open the project instantly.

Student hosting FAQ

Q:Do students need a credit card to start?

No. The goal is to make static publishing accessible, so the basic workflow does not require a payment method just to get started.

Q:Can I host PHP or Java backends here too?

No. DeployPages is designed for static frontend output. If your project needs a backend, host the frontend here and connect it to an external API or server.

Q:Will the generated link expire?

Not unless you remove the deployment yourself. A static project can stay online as a long-term portfolio link.