# Ship it

Before you send anyone the link. It doesn't have to be perfect. It has to work for the one person it's for.

## Try it like a stranger

- [ ] On my phone, not just my laptop.
- [ ] Fresh, with nothing saved (open it in a private window).
- [ ] The three things from my brief all work.
- [ ] The empty state makes sense to someone who's never seen it.
- [ ] Doing something odd (a blank box, a very long word, pressing a button twice) doesn't break it.
- [ ] The page has a real title, so the browser tab doesn't say "Document".
- [ ] No passwords, API keys, or private details anywhere in the code.

## Getting a link

Pick the easiest one that works for you:

- **Publish from the chat app.** Some AI apps (Claude's artifacts, for one) can publish what you built as a shareable page. Quickest, and fine for showing people.
- **Drag and drop a folder.** Put your file in a folder, rename it `index.html`, and drop the folder onto a static host that accepts uploads (Netlify Drop is one). You get a link in about a minute.
- **GitHub, then Vercel or Netlify.** More setup the first time, but every change you save goes live on its own. This is how I run my own projects. Ask the AI to walk you through it one step at a time.

My link:

## Send it to one person

Not everyone. One person the app is for.

Who:

What I'll ask them: "Can you try to [THE ONE JOB] and tell me where you got stuck?"

## After they've tried it

Where they got stuck:

What they liked:

The one change for version two: