Build and Share Websites Faster with GitHub Copilot + DROP ​

In 2025, building a website is no longer a complex, time-consuming process. With GitHub Copilot helping you write code and DROP making it effortless to share and collaborate, creators can now go from concept to delivery in record time.

Whether you're a solo developer, a freelance designer, or part of a lean startup team, this workflow is designed to help you move fast, stay organized, and deliver polished results.

Why This Workflow Works ​

• GitHub Copilot accelerates your development process by suggesting code and automating repetitive tasks.
• DROP simplifies how you share your work, collect feedback, and manage project files securely.

Together, they eliminate the friction between building and collaborating.

Step-by-Step: From Idea to Delivery ​

1. Build Your Website with GitHub Copilot ​

Start your project in your favorite code editor. GitHub Copilot helps you generate layouts, styles, and functionality quickly, so you can focus on creativity instead of boilerplate code.

2. Test and Finalize ​

Preview your site locally to ensure everything looks and works as expected. Make any final adjustments to layout, content, or design.

3. Package Your Project ​

Once your site is ready, organize your files into a folder or ZIP archive. This makes it easy to upload and share everything in one go.

4. Upload to DROP ​

Drag and drop your project into DROP. Within seconds, you’ll receive a secure, shareable link. You can also:

• Add a note to explain the project
• Organize files into folders
• Restrict access with a password or email gate

5. Share and Collaborate ​

Send the DROP link to your client, teammate, or reviewer. They can view the files, leave feedback, and download the project—all without needing an account.

Why Creators Love DROP ​

• Up to 10GB per upload: Share full websites, not just snippets.
• No login required to view: Lower the barrier for feedback and review.
• Secure by default: SSL encryption, password protection, and access control.
• Real-time collaboration: Add notes, links, and organize assets in one place.

Use Case: Freelance Developer ​

You’ve just completed a marketing site for a client. Instead of emailing large attachments or juggling cloud folders, you:

1. Upload the project to DROP
2. Add a note with context and next steps
3. Share the link with your client
4. Receive feedback directly on the shared files
5. Upload the revised version—all in the same space

It’s fast, professional, and keeps everything in one place.

Final Thoughts ​

You don’t need a complex deployment pipeline to build and share great websites. With GitHub Copilot, you build faster. With DROP, you collaborate smarter.

Build with AI. Share with DROP. Launch with confidence.