You don't need to be a developer to give your name a page. Download this one file, change a few lines, and pin it. It's self-contained — the whole site is one file with no outside dependencies, so it lives entirely on IPFS and never breaks.
One file. It works as an identity page, a project page, or a link hub — keep the parts you want, delete the rest.
starter-template.html. Make sure the name ends in .html, not .txt.The page has four parts, each clearly marked in the file. Keep all of them, or delete any you don't need:
Don't want an "About" block? Delete it. Just need links? Keep the hero and links, delete the rest. Every section is labeled with where it starts and ends.
Open the file in any text editor — Notepad on Windows works fine. Search for the word EDIT: every spot you should change is marked with an EDIT: note right next to it. Change the text, save the file. That's the whole job.
yourname.eth.href="" web address.href="" address.At the top of the file there's a block marked CHANGE YOUR COLORS HERE with six values. The main one is --accent — change that single hex code (e.g. to your brand color) and the buttons, links, and highlights all update at once. The rest control the background and text shades.
EDIT structure around them. If something breaks, re-download a fresh copy and start again. The file is tiny, so that's painless.starter-template.html — it opens in your browser so you can see exactly how it looks. Tweak and re-save until you're happy.ipfs://<your CID> — same as Document 2.yourname.eth.limo. Your page loads, served from IPFS, with your name in the address bar — see Document 3 · eth.limo Explained.