The handoff checklist: what you should own when a site goes live
Launch day is messy when nobody wrote down who owns DNS, email, and the registrar. Use this split before you announce.
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News, notes, and product updates from DevThunder.
Practical notes on launching, hosting, and caring for a website — written from the operator’s chair, not a traffic farm.
Domain Hosting for your DevThunder site
Publish in the builder on DevThunder; we deploy pre-rendered HTML to your domain on managed hosting — no DIY ZIP uploads.
Contact forms on Domain Hosting — options without a server
Static HTML cannot receive a POST by itself. Here are the honest options for a contact form on yourbrand.com without running WordPress.
Business email with your own domain (without the chaos)
hello@yourbrand.com after you launch — a real mailbox, or forwarding while you decide, and the DNS records that make it land.
Domain Hosting go-live checklist
A short list before you point DNS at Domain Hosting: branding, publish, HTTPS, form, and the first announcement.
How to pick and keep a domain name
The first year is cheap. Year two is where teams get stuck. Here is what to watch before you put yourbrand.com on the door.
What actually hosts your website (and why the brand names can wait)
Server dashboards are tools for people who run boxes. Here is the version that matters if you just need a site that stays up.
You do not need to shop for a VPS
Rented servers are a shopping list for people who run boxes. Here is what a small business actually needs instead.
Your website and ‘the app’ are not the same thing
Application hosts are for products that run code all day. A brochure site does not need that — and putting WordPress on one is usually the wrong save.