Vibe-Coding Center / Field guide

Before you share with a class

Try the classroom journey with invented data, organize your review, and keep a record of the evidence.

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Three checks before you share

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1. Education privacy: “Why collect names if the activity works without them?” An exit ticket asking for a full name, birth date, and email becomes a simpler learning question. Collect less and map where data goes. Use EDU_COMPLIANCE.md.
2. Security: “It works. But is it safe to publish?” An educator and an IT colleague investigate an exposed API key and review secrets, inputs, access, and tests. Inspect code, test, and verify with securevcc.md.
3. Design for function: “Students came to answer a question, not admire a homepage.” A distracting AI-themed start screen becomes a clear exit-ticket activity. Fit the design to the task with WEB_DESIGN.md.

Try the classroom journey

• The learning task works with invented data
• I can finish the task using only a keyboard
• Text and controls work on a phone and at high zoom
• No private keys or passwords reach the browser
• I know what is stored, sent, shared, and deleted
• Student-data questions have a school decision owner

0 of 6 reminders marked. Use the full guides to gather release evidence.

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Keep the evidence

Use the launch review template to record what passed, what failed, which checks were not run, and who must resolve school or vendor decisions. Read the launch review guide for the complete record.

Keep the full web design, security, and education privacy instructions nearby. They explain the checks behind these reminders.