An AI website is ready for handoff when another person can identify the source, publish the intended version and verify the customer journey. A finished preview is a useful milestone; a usable handoff also covers ownership, working actions and the next update.
Package the right version
Export the intended project and label the version or date. Include the files required by its deployment mode and a short note identifying the entry page or build process. Keep a recoverable copy before replacing an existing site. Do not bundle passwords, private API keys or customer data with publicly served files.
Walk the customer journey on a phone
Open the actual preview or deployed address on a narrow screen. Start from a page a search visitor might land on, rather than only from the homepage. Follow the contact or purchase action and confirm the intended destination.
- Navigation opens and closes without hiding the main action.
- Text, buttons and forms fit without horizontal page overflow.
- Contact details and links are correct for the business.
- Forms deliver test submissions to the right recipient.
- A visitor can identify the business and what to do next.
If a form is only a visual placeholder, connect and verify its backend or external service before using it for acquisition. Include approved brand assets, accurate contact information and permissioned testimonials in the handoff.
Record ownership and the next change
Write down who controls the domain, hosting account, source archive and external form service. State whether future changes happen in the builder or in exported source, and how those changes reach the live site. Keep the prior release until the replacement passes its checks.
The portable static demonstration provides a small file-and-link rehearsal. The publishing guide covers choosing a deployment path. Vibe Hosting AI Builder lets you create, preview, refine and export the source, so the handoff can include the actual project files rather than only a screenshot.