Unit 08

Ship

By the end of this unit a real business has a site your team built, live at a public address and handed to its owner with a guide; its stylesheet is built for real instead of loaded from a CDN, and you can say exactly what it costs the person who opens it — in bytes, and in what it tells about them.

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Ship is behind a locked door

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What's in this unit · 16 min read

  1. Your client
  2. Small fish, big-fish polish
  3. Inspect and override
  4. Adding to a site
  5. Deploy
  6. Evaluate the shipped thing
  7. What a page costs its reader
  8. Handing it over

24 quick checksannotated specimenlive HTML/CSS sandboxcode exercises

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