Interactive assignment
Send a working page instead of screenshots when the interaction, responsive layout, or visual system is part of the assignment.
All use cases
For the work in progress
Share HTML projects and portfolios for students.Give the work a link people can open.
A class project does not have to stay inside a laptop folder or a slide deck. Publish the browser-ready version so a teacher, classmate, or reviewer can see the work and the thinking around it.
What you can share
A real page is easier to review than a promise.
Graduation project review
Give the abstract, process, tools, outcome, and project link a readable home before the final presentation.
Club or personal project
Share a small event page, archive, experiment, or portfolio with the people who should respond to it.
Why this workflow works
Keep the handoff close to the work.
Show the work in its medium
A browser link lets reviewers experience a web project as a page rather than inferring it from a PDF or image export.
Make process legible
Pair the live artifact with a short project explanation so the reviewer can understand the question, choices, and outcome.
Keep the handoff lightweight
No repository or local server is required for a reviewer to open a static project preview.
A three-step review loop
From browser-ready files to a useful reaction.
- 01
Package the project
Use a single self-contained HTML file when possible. If the page references assets, ZIP index.html with the CSS, JavaScript, and images.
- 02
Check the published version
Open the preview in a fresh tab and test the mobile layout, asset paths, interactions, and any external project links.
- 03
Send it with context
Include the project question or the feedback you want. A clear prompt gives teachers and classmates a better way to respond.
Know the boundary
A preview is useful because it is specific.
Use HTMLShare for the review stage. Keep production hosting, private access, connected data, and long-term operations in the systems built for them.
Preview duration follows the plan
Current plans list Free links for 1 day, Pro for 30 days, and Max as permanent. Check Pricing before using a link as a long-term portfolio URL.
Noindex is not private
The preview is kept out of search results but is not an access-controlled classroom space. Do not upload private student records or credentials.
Static project boundary
A preview can show static HTML and assets. Login, databases, server code, and a permanent public site need another deployment path.
Start from something real
Templates for this kind of handoff.
Before you share
Students FAQ
Do students need a Git repository to share an HTML project?
No. You can publish a single HTML file or a ZIP of the static project without setting up a repository or local server for the reviewer.
Can I use this for a portfolio or graduation project?
Yes. Use the student portfolio or graduation project template, or upload your own static HTML project and share the preview link.
How long does a student preview stay online?
It depends on the current plan: Free, Pro, and Max have different preview lifetimes. Check the Pricing page before relying on the link for a deadline or portfolio archive.
Keep exploring
The next useful page is nearby.
Ready for the next review
Put the current page in front of the right person.
Create a noindex preview link for the static HTML or ZIP project, then move approved work to production when it is ready.