chore: update Vercel documentation
This brings in the proper and latest method to use Zola with Vercel.
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weight = 50
+++
-Vercel (previously zeit) is similar to Netlify, making deployment of sites easy.
-The sites are hosted by Vercel and automatically deployed whenever we push a
-commit to our selected production branch (e.g, master).
+Vercel (previously Zeit) is similar to Netlify, making the deployment of your site easy as pie.
+The sites are hosted by Vercel and automatically deployed whenever we push a commit to our
+selected production branch (e.g, master).
If you don't have an account with Vercel, you can sign up [here](https://vercel.com/signup).
## Automatic deploys
Once you sign up you can import your site from a Git provider (Github, GitLab or Bitbucket).
-After the import, you can set the settings for your project.
+When you import your repository, Vercel will try to find out what frmaework your site is using.
-- Choose Framework Preset as **Other**
-- Build command as `zola build` and make sure toggle on Override switch.
-- By default Vercel chooses output directory as `public`, if you use a different directory then specify output directory.
-- To add your own domain, go to domain setting in left and add it there.
+If it doesn't default to Zola:
+- Set Framework Preset as **Zola**.
+By default, Vercel chooses output directory as `public`. If you use a different directory, then
+specify output directory under the "Build and Output Settings" dropdown.
+You can learn more about how to setup a custom domain and how to get the most out of Vercel
+[via their documentation.](https://vercel.com/docs)
-All we have to is include a `vercel.json` in our project's root directory by
-specifying the `ZOLA_VERSION` we want to use to deploy the site.
-
-```json
- {
- "build": {
- "env": {
- "ZOLA_VERSION": "0.13.0"
- }
- }
-}
-```
-
-And your site should now be up and running.
+After you click the blue "Deploy" button, it's off to the races!
