🏆 What You Built Today

~5 min Step 9 of 9

Take a step back and look at what you accomplished:

Set up professional development tools — Node.js, Wrangler, SvelteKit
Created a real SvelteKit project with TypeScript
Built a multi-page website with a shared layout, navigation, interactive state, and styled components
Configured a deployment pipeline — adapter, wrangler config, build step
Deployed to a global CDN — your site is served from servers around the world
Used AI as a collaborator — and practiced recognizing the undertow

In Module 1, you carved a block of wood into a web page. Today, you assembled a model rocket and launched it. The tools got more powerful. The output got more impressive. But the core skill stayed the same: you understand what you built.

That's what makes you different from someone who just asks AI to build them a website. They have a website. You have a website and the knowledge to change it, fix it, extend it, and build the next one.

Quick Reference

Command	What it does
`npm run dev`	Start the local development server
`npm run build`	Build the project for production
`npx wrangler deploy`	Deploy to Cloudflare
`wrangler login`	Log in to Cloudflare
`wrangler whoami`	Check which account you're logged into

File	What it does
`svelte.config.js`	SvelteKit configuration (adapter, settings)
`wrangler.json`	Cloudflare deployment configuration
`src/routes/+layout.svelte`	Shared layout (header, nav, footer)
`src/routes/+page.svelte`	Homepage
`src/routes/about/+page.svelte`	About page

i Info

Next up: You'll add real features — a database, user interaction, and more pages. The model rocket flew. Now it's time to design your own.