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Vibe SDD Proof and Sharing
Capture visible proof, explain the build, and publish through GitHub and Vercel when time and accounts allow. Deployment is strong proof, not the only finish.
Vibe SDD Proof and Sharing
What this is
Proof is the final record that your project works and that you can explain what you built. Publishing is valuable, but it is not the only valid finish.
Why it matters
A working result, a checked fix, and a clear explanation show more understanding than unfinished features or a deployment link you cannot explain. Deployment is strong proof, not the only finish.
What to do
Choose the strongest proof you can finish safely:
| Level | Proof |
|---|---|
| Minimum | First visible build or screenshot, a 60-second explanation, and one design decision from design.md |
| Good | Minimum proof plus one Review Mirror fix against project-brief.md and design.md |
| Strong | Good proof plus a GitHub repository and Vercel or other public URL |
Before sharing, test the main action. For Vibe 102, also add, update, delete, save, and refresh to prove the localStorage data returns.
As part of your proof, be ready to answer one design question:
Can I explain what I borrowed from the DesignMD inspiration and what I deliberately did not copy?Publish for the strongest proof
Publishing is optional, but it is the strongest proof when accounts and time allow. Follow the two shared publish pages in order:
- Publish to GitHub — back up the project and create shareable source proof.
- Publish to Vercel — get a public URL and test the main action live.
If GitHub or Vercel blocks you, capture a clear screenshot or local preview and explain the project in 60 seconds: the problem, what you built, one thing you checked, and one thing you fixed. That still counts as minimum proof.
Common mistakes
- Treating deployment as the only valid proof.
- Publishing before testing the main action.
- Sharing secrets or private keys in the repository.
- Claiming localStorage works without refreshing the page.
- Showing the result without explaining the decisions.
Next step
Publish your project on GitHub and Vercel for the strongest proof, or share your screenshot and explanation with your tutor or the KD Showcase.