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Decide what needs to be reviewed
Use one HTML file for a simple page, or package the static project as a ZIP when the draft includes CSS, JavaScript, images, or fonts.
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Temporary HTML hosting for review links
Temporary HTML hosting is useful when the page is not ready for a permanent public site. A preview URL lets reviewers open the static output, test the interaction, and give feedback without turning the draft into a production release.
Steps
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Publish a temporary preview
Upload the HTML or ZIP to HTMLShare to create a noindex browser link for the current review round.
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Replace the link when the draft changes
Share a fresh preview when the HTML changes materially so reviewers are always looking at the right version.
Practical tips
- Use temporary links for client review, QA, and product feedback.
- Keep temporary preview URLs separate from production URLs.
- Do not rely on screenshots when reviewers need to click the page.
- Move approved work to production hosting when it needs a real audience.
Turn the HTML into a link
HTMLShare publishes static HTML files and ZIP projects as browser preview links, so reviewers can open the page without downloading files or running a local server.