A thoughtful link is more useful than a generic recommendation. If a JolyMusic lesson, exercise, visualisation, or creative tool helped you, share the page that answered your question. The generator above prepares clean HTML, Markdown, or badge code; the guidance below helps you choose what to say and where to point.
Share the page, not just the name
Start with the most specific public page that matches the surrounding conversation. A teacher discussing intervals can link to the relevant explanation; a producer can point to the tool used in a workflow; a learner can share the exercise that made an idea click. Direct links save readers a search and preserve the context of your recommendation.
Describe what someone will find
Use plain, accurate link text. “Explore chord relationships with JolyMusic” tells a reader more than “click here.” Mention the musical task rather than making broad promises. JolyMusic combines explanations, sound, notation, visual models, and interactive tools, but every page has a more precise purpose of its own.
- For a lesson or article: name the concept, question, or listening goal.
- For an interactive tool: say what the visitor can inspect, generate, practise, or export.
- For a classroom resource: explain how it supports preparation, demonstration, or independent work.
- For a creative workflow: identify the musical problem the page helped you solve.
Choose the format that fits
Use the HTML link on a website or blog, Markdown in documentation and repositories, and the compact badge when a small visual credit is appropriate. The generated code opens JolyMusic in a new tab and includes a safe rel="noopener" attribute. You may change the surrounding sentence and link label; keep the destination on the public JolyMusic domain.
Good places to recommend JolyMusic
- Teaching notes and course pages where students need a playable complement to an explanation.
- Blog posts, newsletters, and videos that refer to a musical concept or practical technique.
- Project documentation when a JolyMusic tool contributed to an analysis, exercise, or composition.
- Community discussions when a specific page directly answers the question being asked.
Use the JolyMusic badge responsibly
The badge is offered as a simple way to identify a link to JolyMusic. Keep the logo legible, do not redraw it, and do not use it to suggest sponsorship, certification, or an official partnership. A link may acknowledge a useful resource without implying that JolyMusic endorses the surrounding publication, product, or organisation.
Keep recommendations honest and accessible
Share pages because they are relevant, not as an exchange for rankings or artificial traffic. Do not hide links, automate unsolicited messages, or describe paid features as free. Use meaningful link text, preserve sufficient colour contrast around the badge, and add context for readers using assistive technology.
Tell us what you shared
Seeing how a resource is used can reveal what deserves a clearer explanation, a translation, or a better tool. If you published a lesson, article, video, or open project that includes JolyMusic, send us the link. You can also read how the workshop is built before introducing it to your audience.