906 Digital — Launch Website

Single-file launch site for 906digital.com. No build step, no framework, no dependencies. Deploys anywhere that serves static HTML.

What's in here

• index.html — the entire site. Edit this one file to update content.

Before you deploy: replace these placeholders

Find this	Replace with
joey@906digital.com	Your real email (after Google Workspace is set up)
906-555-0000	Your real business phone number
https://cal.com/906digital/intro	Your actual Cal.com booking link

Search for those exact strings in index.html. They appear in the hero CTA, the final CTA, and the footer.

How to deploy (pick one)

Option 1 — Cloudflare Pages (recommended, free)

1. Sign up at pages.cloudflare.com
2. Create a new project → Direct Upload
3. Drag index.html into the upload zone
4. Connect your domain 906digital.com (Cloudflare will walk you through DNS)
5. Done. SSL is automatic.

Option 2 — Netlify (also free)

1. Sign up at netlify.com
2. Drag the entire launch-website folder onto netlify.com/drop
3. Add your custom domain in site settings
4. Done.

Option 3 — GitHub Pages (free if you use GitHub)

1. Create a public repo named 906digital
2. Upload index.html to the root
3. Settings → Pages → enable from main branch
4. Add CNAME pointing 906digital.com to your GitHub Pages URL

Editing the site

The site is plain HTML and CSS in one file. To change anything:

1. Open index.html in any text editor
2. Find the section you want to edit (each is clearly commented: <!-- ============== HERO ============== -->)
3. Edit the text or CSS
4. Save and re-upload to your host

Performance

This file weighs ~12 KB uncompressed. It loads Inter from Google Fonts (~50 KB). Total page weight is under 100 KB. It will score 95+ on PageSpeed Insights with default Cloudflare settings.

When to upgrade

This site is intentionally minimal and built for one job: getting a UP business owner from your business card to a booked call. Once you have:

• 3+ paying clients
• A logo you actually like
• Real testimonials and case-study photos
• A reason to add a blog or services page

…then move it to Framer or Webflow. Until then, this is plenty.