Github Pages

Now that you have a GitHub repository, it’s now time to share your work with the world. GitHub pages offers a no-cost coding-optional way to publish your work to the internet.

1) In your repository, click on the settings icon.

2) Scroll down to the section for GitHub Pages

3) Change the Source box from none to master branch. If you’d like to keep the published parts of your repository separated from other contents, you can select master branch /docs folder and only content in the docs folder will be published.

4) That’s it. Your content is now live on the web at .github.io/ 5) If you own a domain name, you can use it as well (see [here](https://help.github.com/en/articles/using-a-custom-domain-with-github-pages)). 6) To change the appearance of your content, to add navigation and other features, you can select a theme. There are several built in to GitHub. Try them out. We'll share more options with you in a later section on purpose-built themes.