Module 7 · Go live (Vercel + domain)
Deploy to Vercel (go live)
Stage 6, part one. This is the moment your site goes live on the real internet — for free — using Vercel. It’s one of the easiest steps in the whole course.
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How to deploy a website with Vercel in 10 minutes (for Free)
Deploying a simple website to Vercel (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
How to Add a Custom Domain on Vercel
Deploy your site
- Go to
vercel.comand sign up / sign in with “Continue with GitHub.” - Click Add New → Project.
- Find your website in the list and click Import.
- Don’t change any settings — just click Deploy.
- Wait about a minute. You’ll get a live link like
your-site.vercel.app.
You click your .vercel.app link and your website opens — live, for anyone in the world. Text a friend the link. You just published a website.
The update loop (for the rest of time)
From now on, changing your live site is one sentence to Claude:
Update your live site, any time
Please save our changes and push them to GitHub so my live site updates.
Vercel notices automatically and re-publishes within a minute. Edit → push → live. No re-uploading, ever.
The .vercel.app address works forever. Next lesson we point your own domain at it so it reads yourbusiness.com.
If the deploy fails, copy the error from Vercel and paste it to Claude: “My Vercel deploy failed with this error — please fix it.” It’s usually a small fix, then you redeploy.