Deploying a Vibe-Coded Website Fast, Clean, and Production-Ready

Deploying a Vibe-Coded Website — Fast, Clean, and Production-Ready

You’ve built your vibe-coded website. It looks great locally. Now it’s time to launch it to the world using platforms like Vercel and other modern hosting providers. Here’s a simple deployment flow that works for most modern stacks (Next.js, React, static builds, and similar frameworks).

Step 1 — Prepare the Project
Make sure your project runs without errors locally. Confirm:
• Dependencies are installed
• Build command works (npm run build or equivalent)
• Environment variables are configured
• No hard-coded local URLs remain

Step 2 — Push to Git
Most modern hosts deploy directly from Git repositories. Push your project to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Clean commits make debugging easier later.

Step 3 — Deploy to Vercel
• Sign in to Vercel
• Click “New Project”
• Import your repository
• Vercel auto-detects most frameworks
• Set build command and output directory if needed
• Add environment variables
• Click Deploy

Vercel handles SSL, CDN, and global edge delivery automatically.

Step 4 — Deploy to Other Platforms (Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, Render, etc.)
The process is similar:
• Connect your Git repo
• Set build command
• Set output folder
• Add environment variables
• Trigger deploy

Step 5 — Custom Domain
Add your domain inside the hosting dashboard and update DNS records at your domain registrar. Most providers give copy-paste DNS values.

Step 6 — Production Checks
After deployment:
• Test forms and APIs
• Check mobile layout
• Verify SEO metadata
• Confirm performance scores
• Test from multiple devices

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