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William Kempster committed Oct 30, 2025
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- [x] Added redirects to `redirects.mjs` (6 redirects)
- [x] Updated navigation meta.json files (2 files)

### Phase 5: Final Review ⏳ IN PROGRESS
- [ ] User review and approval
- [ ] Address feedback
### Phase 5: Final Review ✅ COMPLETE
- [x] Consistency improvements across all 6 guides (2025-10-30)
- Added consistent opening sections (Introduction, What You'll Build/Learn)
- Standardized Steps component usage with title prop pattern
- Unified automation section naming
- Simplified Card components for consistency
- Fixed Prerequisites sections
- [x] Global spacing fix for feedback section (2025-10-30)
- Added CSS rule to global.css for proper spacing
- Fixes spacing between content and "How is this guide?" section
- [ ] User review and final approval
- [ ] Delete this plan document

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**Last Updated:** 2025-10-30
**Status:** Implementation complete. All 6 guides created and integrated. Ready for final user review.
**Status:** Implementation and consistency improvements complete. Ready for final user review and deployment.

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## What's Ready for Review

✅ **6 Complete Guides** with consistent patterns:
1. Hosting a Blog (hosting-a-blog.mdx)
2. Hosting Arweave/AO dApp (hosting-arweave-ao-dapp.mdx)
3. Hosting EVM dApp (hosting-evm-dapp.mdx)
4. Using Undernames for Versioning (using-undernames-for-versioning.mdx)
5. Deploying with Arlink (deploying-with-arlink.mdx)
6. Deploying with ArDrive (hosting-with-ardrive.mdx)

✅ **All guides follow unified patterns**:
- Consistent section headings (Introduction, What You'll Build/Learn, Prerequisites)
- Standardized Steps components with title props
- Unified automation sections
- Simplified Card components
- Proper spacing before feedback section

✅ **Full integration complete**:
- Navigation updated
- Redirects added
- Internal links updated
- Build verified (256 pages)

## Next Steps

1. **Review the guides** in your browser to verify layout and design consistency
2. **Test the build** to ensure everything works correctly
3. **Approve for merge** to main branch
4. **Delete this plan document** once merged
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import { Steps, Step } from 'fumadocs-ui/components/steps';
import { Zap, Github, Globe, Sparkles, FileCode, Rocket, GitBranch } from 'lucide-react';

## Introduction

Arlink provides a visual, web-based platform for deploying applications to Arweave without using command-line tools. It offers automated builds, GitHub integration, and seamless ArNS management through an intuitive interface.

<Callout type="info" title="Overview of This Guide Series">
This guide is part of the [Hosting Unstoppable Apps](/build/guides/hosting-unstoppable-apps) series. If you're new to deploying on Arweave, start with the [series introduction](/build/guides/hosting-unstoppable-apps) to understand the fundamentals of unstoppable applications and the AR.IO Network.
<Callout title="New to unstoppable apps?" type="info">
Check out the [series introduction](/build/guides/hosting-unstoppable-apps) to understand how AR.IO Network makes apps truly unstoppable with 100+ independent gateways.
</Callout>

## What You'll Learn

- **Deploying with Arlink** - Using the visual web interface for deployments
- **GitHub integration** - Setting up automated deployments from your repository
- **ArNS setup** - Connecting your ArNS name or using free Arlink undernames
- **Build monitoring** - Tracking deployment progress with live logs
- **When to use Arlink** - Understanding limitations and choosing the right tool

## What is Arlink?

Arlink is a web-based deployment platform that simplifies hosting applications on Arweave. It provides a visual interface for developers who prefer graphical tools over command-line interfaces, while maintaining the same permanence and decentralization benefits.
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</Cards>

## Additional Resources
## Resources

- **Arlink Documentation**: [arlink.gitbook.io](https://arlink.gitbook.io/arlink-docs/getting-started/quickstart)
- **Arlink Dashboard**: [arlink.arweave.net](https://arlink.arweave.net/)
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