The link, not the attachment

I'm attaching my project plan and this month's performance report. Turn them into a one-page interactive site my team understands in one minute:
1. The three numbers that matter most, at the top, each with one line on what it means.
2. What is behind schedule, and why, in plain words.
3. The next step, with an owner and a date.
Keep it clean and easy to read on a phone. No jargon, no decoration. If anything is unclear, ask me one question before you build.

I'm attaching my handover document. Turn it into a one-page site my team can use while I'm away:
1. Who owns what, one line per person.
2. Where every file lives, with the links.
3. What can wait until I'm back, and the only reasons to call me.
Make it easy to search on a phone. Remove every name or number I haven't marked as safe to share.

I'm attaching my quote for a client. Turn it into one page the client reads on their phone:
1. The problem, in the client's own words.
2. The solution, in three lines.
3. The stages, with dates.
4. The price, clearly.
5. One way to reply: a single button or line.
Warm and confident, no sales language. Add nothing the quote doesn't say.