If you're just attempting to test your website's appearance and function without uploading the files to your web host, you can use your computer's built-in FTP function to temporarily host the website. Your website will go down as soon as your computer loses connection to the Internet or turns off. Before you can upload your website, you'll need to know your username, password, and website address for your hosting service's FTP server. This can usually be found in the "FTP" section of the hosting service's dashboard. If your web host doesn't support FTP, you'll need to use the web host's control panel instead. Click and drag across the files you want to upload, then press ⌘ Command+C. Click the Finder app icon, which resembles a blue face, in your Mac's Dock. Once Finder opens, do the following:  Click Go at the top of the screen. Click Connect to Server... in the drop-down menu. Type in your website's FTP address, then click Connect  Enter your website's FTP username and password when prompted. Double-click the "public_html", "root", "index", or similar folder in the main section of the hosting folder. If you don't know which folder is supposed to house your website's files, check your website host's FTP page for specific instructions. Click a blank space in the folder, then press ⌘ Command+V to paste the files into the folder. In your computer's web browser, go to your website's domain address. As long as your website's files have finished uploading to your website's FTP folder, your website should be live.
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