These example projects demonstrate different ways to use Dropley. Each one is a complete, working project that you can inspect and learn from.

A minimal single HTML page with inline CSS. Best starting point for understanding how Dropley serves single-file projects.

A single HTML page that loads Water.css from a CDN and adds inline styles. Demonstrates how to use an external stylesheet in a single-file project.

For publishing steps, see How to Share an HTML File Online.

A two-file project with index.html and styles/main.css. Shows how the HTML entry page loads a stylesheet through a relative path.

For packaging and publishing steps, see How to Upload a ZIP and Publish a Static Website.

A static HTML page that uses the CDN-hosted marked library to render embedded Markdown in your browser. Demonstrates browser-side JavaScript in a static Dropley artifact.

A polished, self-contained landing-page prototype with inline CSS and no build step. Use it to inspect a completed static output before sharing a preview with a client.

For the end-to-end workflow, see How to Share a Website Prototype With a Client.

A small, multi-file component-library preview with local CSS and JavaScript assets. It models the shape of a completed static export: an index.html entry page plus relative assets that work without a development server or build command.

This is a static export example, not a Dropley integration with Storybook or a replacement for its development tooling. To publish a comparable export, upload the complete folder or ZIP with index.html at its entry point. See Publishing a ZIP Static Website for packaging and Troubleshooting if local assets do not load after publishing.

A fictional multi-file delivery report with local CSS and JavaScript assets. It is a public, temporary static report, not a live private dashboard. Inspect its index.html entry page before you package your own folder or ZIP.

For publishing steps and common asset failures, see How to Publish an AI-Generated HTML Report or Dashboard, How to Upload a ZIP and Publish a Static Website, and Troubleshooting.