I've been working on adding native smart contract interaction to markdown-based ENS websites on Simple Page, and v1.6.0 just shipped with two features I'm excited to share.

Web3 Forms via URI Protocol

You can now embed interactive contract calls using web3:// URIs (ERC-6860) directly in markdown. The syntax works like this:

![USDC Balance](web3://0xa0b8...eb48:1/balanceOf/address!0x?returns=(uint256)&labels=(Account)) 

This renders as a live form that:

• Reads contract state without signatures (view/pure functions)
• Handles transactions with type validation
• Supports payable functions with ETH inputs

No Web3.js boilerplate, no React scaffolding—just a URI that gets parsed into a working interface.

RSS Feed Generation

Sites can now auto-generate RSS feeds at /rss.xml using frontmatter:

• Per-page opt-in with rss: true
• Audio enclosures for podcast episodes
• Standard metadata from markdown headers

Technical Architecture

The interesting part about Simple Page is how this works with ENS + IPFS:

• Sites are pure HTML (render without JS)
• Editor and forms load progressively
• One contenthash update publishes everything
• Self-contained—no external dependencies

This approach lets ENS names function as actual web3 endpoints rather than just static pages. The web3:// protocol handler does the ABI encoding/decoding client-side.

Web3 forms example: https://simplepage.eth.link/guides/editor/web3-forms/
Source: https://simplepage.eth.link/