GitHub & Vercel · 02 / 02
Publish to Vercel
Put your project online with a public preview link. Import your GitHub repository, deploy, then test the main action on the live site.
Publish to Vercel
What this is
Vercel is a public preview host. It takes your GitHub repository and gives your project a live URL anyone can open. It is shared by both Vibe 101 and Vibe 102, and it is the strongest proof when accounts and time allow.
Why it matters
A live URL lets a tutor, friend, or reviewer open your build without any setup. Deployment is strong proof, but it is not mandatory. If Wi-Fi, accounts, or time block you, a screenshot plus a clear explanation is still a valid finish.
What to do
Deploy the repository
- Sign in to Vercel with GitHub.
- Import your project repository.
- Accept the detected framework settings unless your tutor says otherwise.
- Deploy.
- Open the live URL.
- Test the main action again on the live site.
Vibe 102 live test
If you built a localStorage app, prove the data survives on the live site:
- Add an item.
- Edit or update an item.
- Delete an item.
- Refresh the page.
- Confirm the data still appears if localStorage is expected.
If deployment blocks you
Do not lose your finish over a failed deploy. Capture a screenshot or local preview and give the 60-second explanation instead. That still counts as minimum proof.
Common mistakes
- Changing framework settings you were not asked to change.
- Deploying but never opening the live URL to confirm it loads.
- Claiming localStorage works on the live site without refreshing.
- Treating a failed deploy as a failed session.
Next step
Record your strongest proof back on the Proof and Sharing page.