Put your site online

This is the by-hand way: you have the site as a folder of files and you drag it in yourself. (Rather not touch files at all? Connect your AI and just ask; that’s the usual way.)

You’ve got your folder (with an index.html right inside it). Here’s how to put it online.

1. Create your project. Sign in to Bailey, create a new project, and pick its address (for example my-cafe). It has to be unique, and it’s yours to keep.

2. Get the right folder ready. Open the folder you want to publish and check that an index.html file is right inside it (not tucked away in a sub-folder). If it isn’t, you probably don’t have the right folder yet → see What is “the folder”.

3. Drag and drop. Drag the folder (or everything inside it) into Bailey’s drop zone. It goes live immediately.

4. Open your address. Your site is now live at the address you picked in step 1. Share it. It’s online.

5. Need to make a change later? Update your folder, then drop it in again. The new version replaces the old one. Your address never changes.

Blank page after uploading?

If the page loads but stays blank, or the images and styling don’t show up, it’s almost never Bailey: it’s a small path setting in your project. The cause and the one-line fix are here → Why your site looks broken.

Quick checklist before you upload

• There’s an index.html right inside the folder.
• If your tool produces a dist / build / out folder, that’s the one I’m uploading.
• If I’m not sure, my project uses relative paths (see the link above).

That’s it. Nothing else to configure.