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LittleLink
The DIY self-hosted LinkTree alternative. LittleLink has more than 100 branded button styles you can easily use, with more regularly added by our community in this repo and in LittleLink Extended.
🌞 Themes and Accessibility
LittleLink offers both light and dark themes right out of the box. If the default color schemes don't match your preference, you can easily customize them by updating the values in skeleton-light.css or skeleton-dark.css. For those who prefer an automatic adjustment, setting your CSS to skeleton-auto.css enables the theme to adapt based on the device's system settings. To enhance visual accessibility in both light and dark modes, buttons lacking sufficient contrast with the background are outlined with an inverse stroke to ensure visibility. While LittleLink emphasizes accessibility, it's important to acknowledge that not all brands incorporated into LittleLink achieve this standard. Branded buttons that come into LittleLink always retain the original essence of the brand and some branded buttons might fall short of optimal accessibility in terms of contrast.
🥇 Performance
LittleLink epitomizes simplicity and minimalism. When evaluating the LittleLink sample page (which mirrors a typical LittleLink setup for an individual) through tools such as Google PageSpeed Insights, showcases LittleLink's excellence with 100/100 in Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO. My initial vision for LittleLink was to craft it from the fundamentals. I chose Skeleton as the foundation, enabling me to create something minimal and quick, removing the unnecessary bloat you would get from using a large framework for a page that requires nothing more than simplicity.
☁️ Deploy
No need for gulp, npm, or anything else to make LittleLink work—it uses the bare essentials. You can automatically fork and deploy LittleLink with Vercel, Netlify, or Amplify using the button below. LittleLink is also easy to host through GitHub Pages or on your home lab server, CDN, or other frontend hosting services. To edit, all you need is a little basic HTML knowledge to add a link to the exisiting buttons or you can create your own. See our adding custom buttons to your own fork wiki. It's simple, promise. 🤞
One-Click Deployments
🤝 Contributions
Please reference the submitting a new brand to LittleLink wiki before opening a PR.
📦 Community Extras
🛸 LittleLink Extended
Looking for more niche services to add to your copy of LittleLink? Check out LittleLink Extended. Users can add more niche services to this repository to help keep the core LittleLink repository less cluttered and more focused on delivering branded experiences for the majority of users.
🎨 Figma
Duplicate the LittleLink Template on Figma Community to help plan out and design your LittleLink page.
🐋 Docker
• Techno Tim is building LittleLink-Server. Check out his video!
• Drew is building a super simple Docker implementation of LittleLink.
🗃️ Misc
• Khashayar is building LittleLink Admin which lets you host your own admin portal to manage LittleLink!
• Julian is building LittleLink Custom which approaches the admin portal with an easy-to-use "plug-and-play" mentality!
💖 Supporters
You can support LittleLink by buying me a coffee. You can also have your name or your company added to this section and the supporters page of the LittleLink.io website.
🏢 Business Supporters
✨ Individual Supporters
🐙 GitHub Sponsors
❤️ Patreon Members
🥰 More Ways to Support LittleLink
📊 Analytics
To help build a more privacy focused product, we recommend using Fathom Analytics*. View our Fathom analytics dashboard**.
* This is a referral link. Using this link to sign up for Fathom is an easy way to help support LittleLink!
** Analytics in this dashboard start May 03, 2022. View this Google Sheets file with the generic unique pageview data from Google Analytics.
