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Step 5: Deploying
Put your playground online.
Build for Production
Build the site for production.
Check for any errors.Deploy to Vercel/Netlify
Help me deploy this to [Vercel/Netlify].
Walk me through the steps.Test the Live Site
Visit your deployed URL:
- All components load
- Controls work
- Code snippets display
- Navigation works
Share It
Your component playground is now public.
This is useful for:
- Sharing your work with others
- Reference for your own projects
- Portfolio piece showing technical ability
Checkpoint
- Site builds without errors
- Deployed successfully
- All features work live
What You Learned
- Deploying frontend applications
- Production builds
- Sharing your work
Congratulations
You’ve built an interactive component documentation site from scratch.
This is a significant project. You now understand:
- How components work
- How props customize components
- How state enables interactivity
- How to document code for others
Ideas for Extending
- Add more components
- Add search functionality
- Add dark mode toggle
- Add copy-to-clipboard for code
- Add variant previews (show all variants at once)
- Add design tokens page
- Generate prop tables automatically
Going Further
With these skills, you can:
- Build component libraries for real projects
- Understand any React/Svelte codebase better
- Create documentation for design systems
- Contribute to open-source component libraries