Case study
DevLinks
One page for all your links. Reorder them, see how it looks, share a single URL.
React
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React Query
TailwindCssProblem
You have a GitHub, a Twitter, a LinkedIn, a portfolio, maybe a Dev.to. Every time someone asks 'where can I find you?', you're pasting four links into a chat. I wanted one page, one URL, and that's it.
Approach
You make an account, add the links you actually use, drag them into the order you want, and watch a phone preview update as you go. Hit save, copy one link, send that.
The public page is what other people see. You can see how many times a link got tapped, and each one can show a QR code if you're handing it over in person.
Decisions
The preview is live, not a guess
The phone on the side is the same list you're editing. Drag a row, it moves. Change your name, it changes. What you see is what they get — you don't have to save and open a new tab to check.
It has to remember you
Without an account, the page dies when you close the tab. So you sign up, confirm your email, and the profile stays. Forgot your password? You can reset it. Nobody else can edit your links.
One save for the whole list
You're not saving link by link. You rearrange, you tweak, you save once. Then you copy one URL and send that.
Result
One page for all your links. Edit the list, see the phone preview, share the URL.