Your dev log, press kit and playtest on your site
Your game's site now carries the dev log, the press kit and the playtest form, in the site's own look. Release a dev log or publish the press kit and it's on the site a moment later, without a new build. Playtesters answer the form on your site and land back on it; their answers go to Build › Playtest feedback.
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The dev log, at /devlog/.
Every released Blog version of your dev log becomes a page on your site, newest first, with its clips as files beside it and an RSS feed. A post planned for a day goes up on that day.
The press kit, at /press/.
The published press kit, its demo clips and its logos and screenshots, on your own site. Change the copy or the files and the page follows.
The playtest form, at /playtest/.
Make the form link in Build › Playtest feedback and the form is on your site. Playtesters land on the site's thank-you page; their answers arrive with the rest.
In your site's look.
Claude Code gives the site a tinderbox.layout.html: its header, footer and styles around the page, with {{title}}, {{description}}, {{nav}} and {{content}}. Without one, the pages use the site's own style sheets in a plain layout.
Your choice of pages.
Launch › Website lists the pages with a switch each. Switch the press kit off and /press/ is gone; your own files at those paths are served again.