Abbas Sadr Addin - Link Page
A one-page link hub for a clergyman, where every line of text and every photo is editable from a private admin panel - no code changes, no redeploys, and no hosting bill.
Client
Sayed Abbas Sadr Addin
Type
Website
Timeline
2 Hours
Deliverables
Public link page Six-tab admin panel Firebase database and login setup Security rules In-browser image pipeline Link-preview build step Custom-domain deployment Handover documentation
THE CHALLENGE
He was reaching his followers through a scattered set of accounts - Telegram, WhatsApp, YouTube, and a list of lecture and donation links that changed from week to week - with no single address to send anyone to. He is also not a technical user. Any solution that needed a developer for every edit would have quietly stopped being updated within a month. It had to be a site he could run himself, indefinitely, at zero cost.
THE SOLUTION
A single React page in front of a Firebase back end, with a six-tab admin panel behind an email login: profile, links, socials, expandable sections, theme and footer. Cards are added, hidden, recoloured and dragged into order from the browser. Photos are resized and compressed in the browser and stored directly in the database, so the site never needs a paid storage bucket. A build step reads the live content and bakes it into the page's Open Graph tags, so the link arrives in a chat with the right photo, name and bio instead of a bare URL. Content is public to read and admin-only to write, and every saved link is cleaned and screened before it reaches the page. The admin panel always renders in the default palette - an unreadable custom theme can never lock him out of the editor that fixes it.
THE RESULT
One address that carries everything, and an owner who updates it himself. New links, new photos, new colours - all live after a refresh, with no developer in the loop and no redeploy. The whole site runs inside Firebase's free tier, so it costs nothing to keep online, and a link shared to Telegram, WhatsApp or Facebook arrives as a proper preview card.