01 - Choose a code editor
Start by choosing a code editor. Visual Studio Code is a common option for PC and Mac users. Mac users can also explore Nova, BBEdit, or Xcode. Download Visual Studio Code.
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02 - Create a GitHub account
Create a GitHub account, then download GitHub Desktop so you can publish your website files. Download GitHub Desktop.
03 - Set up your repository
Open GitHub Desktop after it is installed. This is where you will create the repository that holds your website files and connects them to GitHub.
04 - Create a new repository
Click File, then choose New repository. Before you continue, make a folder where you want to store your website code.
05 - Publish and set visibility
Choose the local path for your website folder, create the repository, then publish it. In your GitHub settings, change the repository visibility to public.
06 - Configure Pages
Go to the repository Settings page and select Pages from the left side menu. Under Build and deployment, choose to deploy from a branch.
07 - Wait for the site
Wait a few minutes, then return to the top of the Pages screen. GitHub will show the live website link when the page is ready.
08 - Walkthrough video
Watch the walkthrough video to see the full GitHub hosting process from start to finish.
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