1. Finish the website. Build any generator project first and identify the directory that contains browser-ready files.
  2. Choose the site type. Use a static site for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Use a PHP project when the archive contains server-side PHP.
  3. Create the ZIP. Put index.html or the appropriate entry point at the root. Include every referenced asset.
  4. Upload the archive. Create a new deployment and wait for extraction and publishing to finish.
  5. Test the preview URL. Check the home page, navigation, images, and a private-browser session.
  6. Connect a domain. Only after the preview works, add your domain and follow the displayed DNS instructions.

This ZIP-to-host workflow is intentionally direct. When you need to update the site, make a new clean archive and publish it as the next release.