It depends. If it is just an animation, you can export it as HTML 5 (by which they mean html and javascript), a movie or even an animated GIF. If you have interactive elements, you’ll have to export to HTML. The HTML option requires some work to make it responsive. The HTML and JS can just be inserted into an html stack (remember to highlight and select ‘ignore formatting’). If the hyperesources folder is not in the same location relative to the web page, you’ll have to alter the html to account for this.
If you have no interactive elements, you’re better exporting to a movie which you can, if you wish, put on YouTube, which solves a lot of the cross-browser hassle.
There is plenty of information on all this on the Hype site.