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# Create Your Website {.sec-rstudio}
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If you're less familiar with RStudio and Git, and you'd like to stay online, then using the online GitHub editor is the right choice for you!
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To create a personal website with GitHub, you must already have a GitHub account. If you do not, [please make one](https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/start-your-journey/creating-an-account-on-github).
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These instructions largely follow the instructions from GitHub, found [here](https://pages.github.com/).
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1. In GitHub, create a new repository called username.github.io where username is replaced by your actual username. For example, if my username is pandabear, my repository is called pandabear.github.io
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2. On your desktop, create a folder. I called mine “Personal_Website”
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3. Clone your GitHub repository to your local folder. You can do this with your IDE of choice or through the command line.
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<ul>
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<li> To copy the full repository link from your GitHub repository, use the green clone button, and then the copy icon. Paste this where your IDE asks for it. </li>
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<li> Or if you are using your command line, you can change directory (using the cd command) into your "Personal_Website" folder and then type out "git clone \<paste your link here\>". </li>
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</ul>
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4. Now, create a new file inside of your repository called "index.html"
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5. Inside the file, copy and paste this text: <br>
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\<\!DOCTYPE html\> <br>
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\<html\> <br>
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\<body\> <br>
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\<h1\>Hello World\</h1\> <br>
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\<p\>I'm hosted with GitHub Pages.\</p\> <br>
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\</body\> <br>
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\</html\> <br>
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6. Save your file.
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7. Commit and push your changes to GitHub.
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8. Check in your GitHub repository to make sure that the commit is pushed. You should see index.html with the commit message that you gave it.
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9. Check your actual website by going to username.github.io. It should say (in very basic styling): <h1>Hello World</h1>
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<p>I'm hosted with GitHub Pages.</p>
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10. Now that our site is hosted correctly, we can actually build our site to look how we want it!
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If you need more instructions about committing and pushing to GitHub, check out our [Git and GitHub Guide](https://iqss.github.io/git_guide/).

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