Anthony Nahas Link Page
A single, permanent bio link that stays readable and intentional no matter how often new music is released.
A permanent bio link that behaves like a brand, not a feed.
Stage
Live
Type
Work study
Services
Link Page Design, System Design
Stack
HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Context
Why this had to exist
Anthony Nahas releases new music frequently. Each release generates a new listening page through a distribution platform, which traditionally forces the Instagram bio link to be updated every time.
This created a fragile routine. If the bio link was not updated immediately, visitors landed on outdated releases. If it was updated, previous releases lost their direct entry point from social.
Several link-in-bio platforms were tested, but they all felt generic and interchangeable. For a first-time listener, the page did not signal intention or seriousness. It looked identical to countless other artist pages.
The long-term risk was not technical failure. It was erosion. A disposable bio link and an entry point that failed to represent the artist behind the music.
Constraints
What was intentionally not allowed
From the start, the page was not allowed to become a feed.
Accumulation was treated as a failure state, not a feature.
Refusals
Feed-style layout
01
Rejected to prevent endless scrolling and passive consumption.
Infinite music lists
02
Rejected to avoid turning the page into a catalog.
Stacked embeds
03
Rejected to keep attention on listening, not browsing.
Generic link list
04
Rejected to avoid directory behavior common to link-in-bio tools.
The system
How the logic is enforced
The governing rule was simple. The bio link must never change, and the page must never grow with releases.
Exposure is capped by design. New releases replace old ones instead of stacking on top of them.
Depth is delegated outward. Older releases remain accessible through YouTube and streaming platforms, not by expanding the page itself.
Ruleset
- Bio link remains permanent
- Latest release replaces previous one
- Identity and contact never move off-screen
- External platforms handle depth and archives
Intentional simplicity
Where complexity was refused
Visual expression was allowed to be bold to match the electronic music identity.
Restraint was enforced on content volume.
Limits
Outcome
What this enabled
Client
- One permanent page that can be shared everywhere
- No need to change the bio link per release
- A page that feels like an artist presence, not a utility
System
- New releases are updated without altering structure
- Older content remains accessible externally
- Identity and contact remain visible at all times
Proof
Evidence of decisions, not decoration.
01
Latest track section
Controlled exposure without feed behavior
02
Music section with capped items
Hard content limits and delegation of depth
03
Fixed connect and contact sections
Updates never push identity or actions off-screen
Next
If you want a presence that does not blend in,
it has to be built with intent.