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Do you ever need to create custom web pages for your clients? Grant your designer total creative control over styles and content? Upload your own files, images, and custom source code? And securely share view or edit access to specific users? ## Custom web pages Protobi allows you to create your own custom web pages. In fact, this page is one simple example of one. You can create pages within your project that provide additional documentation about your research methods, findings, or deliverables. You can create pages as your project, to design your own creative deliverable. Upload your own resources and include leading web libraries like d3.js from CDNs. Grant your team edit/admin privileges and grant view access to your clients. And track usage and change history like any Protobi project. ## Include images, files and resources You can upload your own images to the project. Here's a stock photo... ## Include Protobi within your page You can include Protobi within your page as interactive charts embedded in a larger document, using your project data. You can even apply custom widgets specific to your project [see tutorial](https://tutorials.protobi.com/v3/datasets/5c1804033e40da00044ff56f): <img src="/uploads/upload/image/5200/direct/1570716535015-1570716535014.png" alt="Protobi survey visualization showing question 'S3 - In which state is your primary practice registered?' with a tile-based US map. State abbreviations are displayed as tiles arranged geographically, with varying shades of blue indicating response intensity. NY, CA, and FL are shown in dark blue (highest responses), MI and NH in medium blue, and other states in lighter blue or gray shades. Title 's3_squares' appears at the top with a blue circle indicator" class="fr-fic fr-dii"> ## Include custom code You can go beyond and apply your own custom code to display highly stylized visualizations based on data in your Protobi project. You can also include external data libraries and datasets. As an example, here is a visualization of the longest commercial flights in the world, created by [Jacob Wasilkowski](https://codepen.io/jwasilgeo/pen/wQVXep?page=4): ### Top 30 Longest Passenger Flights 1\. Newark to Singapore 15344 km (9534 mi; 8285 nmi) ## Get started This capability is new to users and we're still working on the documentation. Paradoxically we've been using this feature all these years to create our own documentation ... every Protobi tutorial is itself a mini Protobi project. Contact us for a quick start demo...
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