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aiden

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I built a tiny static reset system and put it on GitHub Pages

I wanted a simple public page that does one job: give someone a practical 7-day home reset plan without asking them to sign up first.

So I kept it boring on purpose.

The first version is plain HTML and CSS. No framework. No analytics yet. No paid tools. The repo has the landing page, the reset plan, and the source content I can keep improving over time.

Live page: https://heishk.github.io/ophelia-reset-systems/

Repo: https://github.com/heishk/ophelia-reset-systems

What I like about this approach:

  • GitHub Pages is free.
  • The whole thing can be edited with normal files.
  • It is easy to test before publishing.
  • If the page is useful, I can later connect it to Gumroad, Payhip, Ko-fi, or an email list without rebuilding from scratch.

What I am improving next:

  • Better printable layout.
  • A cleaner download version.
  • Pinterest images that point to the page instead of sending people straight to a product.
  • A small changelog so each update is visible.

This is not a big launch. It is a useful first page. That is the point.

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