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Export

Plain HTML and CSS

A Flow site is already plain frontend code, so this export is the least lossy of them all — it is the source, assembled.

What you get

  • One HTML document per page, with the sections in order.
  • The CSS every section declared, concatenated.
  • The JavaScript every section declared.
  • No framework, no bundler output, no CDN references — the rulebook forbade all of those at write time.

Why this is useful

It is the right export when the destination is not a visual builder at all: a static host, an existing codebase, a framework you will paste sections into, or an archive of what was built.

It is also the honest test of the rulebook. Because sections were never allowed to depend on anything external, the downloaded files open and work with no build step.

Hosting it

Any static host will serve it. If you would rather HTFlow host it, every project can publish to a staging subdomain and take a custom domain — see Hosting and domains.