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Introduction:
In our session, we've delved into the crucial aspects of website development—website deployment and publishing. We're confident that the insights provided here will prove valuable to all of you in your web development journey.

GitHub Pages Simplified:
For those keen on publishing websites using GitHub Pages, we've broken down the process into easy-to-follow steps. By watching the session, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how to host your webpages for free through GitHub repositories. These key points are worth noting:

1. GitHub Account Creation:
Start your journey by registering for a free GitHub account, an essential first step for utilizing this platform's capabilities.

2. Repository Management:
Repositories serve as project folders to store your website's code. Create a new repository within your GitHub profile for organizing your work effectively.

3. Code Uploading:
You can easily add your HTML and CSS files to the repository via GitHub's user-friendly web interface or a Git client of your choice.

4. Branches and GitHub Pages:
GitHub primarily employs the "main" branch for projects (formerly referred to as "master"). This is where your stable code resides. You can also create feature branches for developing new features or resolving issues without impacting the main branch. To showcase your website, enable GitHub Pages in your repository settings. You have the option to host your site directly from the "main" branch or within the "docs" folder in the "main" branch.

5. Website Deployment:
Once GitHub Pages is activated, your website becomes accessible via a URL structured as https://yourusername.github.io/repositoryname.

6. Custom Domains:
For a personalized touch, you can configure a custom domain name, allowing you to associate your GitHub Pages website with a distinct web address.

By following these straightforward steps, you can seamlessly share your website with the world using GitHub Pages, all for free.