GitHub Pages - Host Static Websites — Free Git & GitHub Tutorial

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GitHub Pages - Host Static Websites in Git & GitHub

GitHub Pages hosts your static website (HTML, CSS, JS) for free directly from your GitHub repository. Just push your code and GitHub serves it on the web.

Perfect for portfolios, documentation, blogs, and project showcases. No server needed — GitHub handles hosting. Your website URL is username.github.io/repo-name.

Priya and Arjun push their school project website to GitHub and enable Pages. Their project is instantly live on the internet at priya.github.io/school-project without any server setup.

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