A “good enough” blog in plain HTML
Feb 27, 2026·Category: Tech·
HTML Basics
You don’t need a framework to publish. For a personal blog, a clear structure gets you 90% of the way there:
an index list, readable posts, and links that never break.
Tip: give each post an id like post-1 and link with href="#post-1".
It’s fast, reliable, and works offline.
Here’s the smallest post structure:
<article id="post-42">
<h2>Post title</h2>
<div class="meta">Date · Category · Tags</div>
<p>Your content...</p>
</article>
If you ever want “real” post pages, just copy a post into its own file and link to it.
Same content, zero rewrites.
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A lightweight writing template
Feb 20, 2026·Category: Writing·
Writing Notes
Title: say what problem this post solves.
Summary: 2–3 sentences: context → approach → outcome.
Bullets: 3–5 points the reader can act on.
Close: the next step (try it, bookmark it, reply with a question).
Quick prompt list:
- What changed my mind?
- What would I do differently next time?
- What’s the simplest version of this idea?
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A simple weekly reset checklist
Feb 10, 2026·Category: Life·
Life Review
- What were the 3 best things this week?
- What drained my time or energy most?
- What’s one priority for next week?
- What are 3 actions that make it real?
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