# Static Assets & Head Two file conventions cover everything from a favicon to a self-hosted font: a folder for the assets themselves, and an HTML file for anything that needs to reference them from ``. ## `.documints/public/` Anything placed here is served as-is at the site root, and copied verbatim into `.documints/static/` on build - no processing, no import required. ```txt .documints/ └── public/ ├── favicon.svg └── fonts/ └── Geist-Regular.woff2 ``` `public/favicon.svg` → available at `/favicon.svg`. `public/fonts/Geist-Regular.woff2` → available at `/fonts/Geist-Regular.woff2`. Reference these paths directly (from `.documints/head.html`, or `header.logo.src` in [Configuration](/guides/configuration)). ## `.documints/head.html` Optional. If present, its raw contents are inserted as-is into every page's `` - a favicon link, an `@font-face` block for a self-hosted font, social preview meta tags, anything else `` normally holds. There's no schema to learn here; it's just HTML. ### Favicon ```html ``` A plain `favicon.ico` at `.documints/public/favicon.ico` also works without any entry in `head.html` at all - browsers request that specific path by convention. Use `head.html` when you want something other than the default (an SVG icon, an `apple-touch-icon`, etc.). ### Self-hosted fonts Put the font file in `public/fonts/`, then declare it in `head.html`: ```html ``` Anything referencing that `font-family` in your own CSS (via [Plugins](/guides/advanced/plugins)' `vitePlugins`, or documints' own design tokens) will pick it up. ### Anything else `head.html` isn't limited to ``/`