More people now ask Claude or ChatGPT to turn their portfolio or resume into a single HTML page. The next step is where it slows down: an application form wants a link, and getting one usually means creating a repository and deploying to GitHub Pages or Vercel.
Before you send that link, check five things:
- It opens in a private window with no login prompt.
- It works on a phone.
- The address stays the same when you edit the content, since the old link is already in applications you sent.
- No image points to a file path on your own computer.
- Your contact details are written out as text (an email address), not a contact form.
We built NOS Workspace to cut that step. You paste the HTML and it stays a page, you fix text by clicking it, and the person you send it to opens the link without an account. Edits keep the same link, and there is version history. The free plan keeps up to 3 share links live, with a small NOS badge.
What doesn't work, so you know up front: contact forms, images loaded from outside URLs, and YouTube embeds are blocked. Upload your images or embed them in the HTML.
https://nos-workspace.com/?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=post
Disclosure: we made NOS Workspace. Feedback on what gets in the way is welcome.
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