The best examples are easy to understand before they are beautiful. Each page makes one audience and one next action obvious.
The creator page
Lead with the current release, then point to the creator’s stable home and one place to keep up. Keep older work below the active links and remove campaigns that have ended.
The project page
Put documentation first, followed by the official website, updates, and community access. Name the source of each link clearly. A visitor should not have to guess which channel is real.
The community page
Answer the first visit: what is this group, who is it for, and where do I begin? Put rules, events, and the join path close together. Link by StonkBuilder’s community template follows this pattern.
Examples should be real and consented. Until a public pilot exists, use labelled template demonstrations rather than invented testimonials or made-up customer metrics.
For the structure behind these examples, read how to organize your links.
Last reviewed 2026-09-21.