Customize Your Site

1. Identity & Content

Changes the section names. Use the button below to swap in sample wording.

Separate with a · (middle dot) or a | bar.

We use a mailto link. No forms, nothing collected.

2. Offerings & Logistics

Format: Title | Short description. Up to 6 lines.

Say plainly what makes your space or work easier to use.

3. Appearance & Palette

Pick a palette in the panel beside the preview (below it on a phone).

Design tokens

Tokens are named colors and settings that every part of your site reuses. Change one value and everything that uses it changes with it.

Palette tokens
RoleValue

Contrast (WCAG)

Contrast ratios
PairRatioResult

Ready-to-use CSS

Accessibility & privacy audit

    These automated checks catch only part of what WCAG covers. Still do a pass with your keyboard (Tab through everything) and a screen reader before you publish.

    Deploy

    Your site is three plain files plus a security-headers file. No build step, no framework.

    Option A · Drag and drop (no terminal)

    1. Unzip the download (double-click it on Mac or Windows).
    2. In the Cloudflare dashboard open Workers & Pages, then Create, then Pages, then Upload assets.
    3. Name the project, drag in the unzipped folder, press Deploy.
    4. Add your own domain later under the project's Custom domains.

    Option B · GitLab + Cloudflare (updates on every push)

    "Repository" just means a folder tracked by Git. Run these in a terminal (Terminal on Mac, Git Bash or PowerShell on Windows), inside the unzipped folder. Git must be installed.

    git init
git add .
git commit -m "First sanctuary"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin YOUR-GITLAB-REPO-URL
git push -u origin main

    Then in Cloudflare: Create → Pages → Connect to Git → choose the GitLab repo. Framework preset None, build command empty, output directory /. If your dashboard now steers new projects toward Workers static assets, the same folder should work there too.

    Choose a Palette

    Each palette creates a distinct atmosphere. Find the one that feels like home.

    Palette

    Starting points