Deployment

1. Checks the policy
   If the workspace scans on publish, the project is scanned, and a blocking finding stops the publish.
2. Renders the site
   Every page is rendered to static HTML, with your theme, photographs and forms.
3. Records a version
   The rendered site is saved as a snapshot, with a record of the deployment.
4. Goes live
   The address — and any active custom domain — serves the new version straight away.

• Pages are static files, delivered through Cloudflare’s network.
• A strict content security policy: published pages run no scripts except Webforgia’s own 3D scene, when a hero uses one.
• Forms post to Webforgia, which stores and delivers the submission.
• With search indexing off, every page is published with a no-index tag. Sites already published change on their next publish.

Removing a custom domain takes that address offline at once. Deleting a project removes it from your workspace, but its published copy at the webforgia.com address is not removed yet — if you need that address taken down, ask support. Search results can take a while to disappear even after a page is gone.