Why isn't my Polymer app working on Firebase? - firebase

This is my first post here and I have to say, Stack Overflow is such an amazing community for devs. I have visited many times over the years and would like to say a big thank you to everyone for joining together and sharing your knowledge!
So... I love web development and am experimenting with Polymer.
I use the Poylmer CLI and have developed a basic boilerplate for polymer which works perfectly when I run locally on the polyserve / polymer cli.
When I deploy to firebase or open with a native browser (rather than launching polyserve or polymer serve) the app shows as blank. I can't see any console errors either?
Could someone please explain why my web app is not working?
Here is the link to the firebase deployment: https://vapoursnake-91c13.firebaseapp.com/

It turns out that using the cli to run
Polymer Build
did not include the directories for /src and /bower_components
I simply copied them from the root folder.

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