Task 5 Completion Report: Deploying a Static Website Using GitHub Pages

Task 5 is successfully completed! This milestone involved deploying a static website to GitHub Pages—a free and powerful platform for hosting web projects. The goal was to make my website publicly accessible online using a public GitHub repository.

• Repository Creation: I created a new repository named task5.github.io on GitHub.
• Local Setup: Cloned the repository to my local machine for development.
• File Management: Added all static website files (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to the project folder.
• Version Control: Used Git to commit and push changes to the main branch.
• Deployment: Enabled GitHub Pages in repository settings, selecting the main branch and root folder as the source.
• Live Website: After a short wait, my site was live at: https://isham1310.github.io/task5///t

Key Learnings: This task gave me hands-on experience with Git and GitHub for version control and deployment. I learned how to use GitHub Pages for free static hosting and how to update a live site by simply pushing new commits.

Deliverables: The public repository and live website are now ready to be shared as part of my portfolio or for demonstration purposes.