From ZIP to live URL: how publishing actually works

Publishing a site on Webzyra comes down to three steps, and none of them require you to think about servers.

First, you upload a ZIP of your build output — whatever `npm run build` (or your framework's equivalent) produces. We don't need your source code, just the static files a browser needs to render your site.

Second, we validate the upload: making sure it's a real build, checking it against size limits, and preparing it for distribution. If something's wrong, you get a clear error instead of a silent failure.

Third, it goes live on a subdomain that's yours the moment you create the site — no DNS to configure, no certificate to issue by hand. Every publish is also recorded in your deployment history, so you can always see what shipped, when, and how big it was.

That's the whole loop. The goal was to make each of those three steps invisible enough that publishing feels like less work than writing the code did.