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Deploying on Netlify from GitHub
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Deploying on Netlify from GitHub
These are the following steps you need to follow to deploy your GitHub project on Netlify:
Step 1: Prepare your GitHub repository
- Go to your GitHub account.
- Make sure your project is ready to deploy
Step 2: Go to Netlify
- Open Netlify in your browser.
- Click on “Add new project”, then select the "Import an existing project" option.
Pre-requisite: You should have a free Netlify account
Step 3: Deploy with GitHub
- Choose Let’s deploy your project with the GitHub option
Step 4: Select your repository
- From the list of your GitHub repositories, choose your project repo (here it is the Contact-Us-repo)
Step 6: Configure your project
- Give your site a Team name (e.g., Abhishek Team).
- Give your site a Project name (any name you like).
- Choose the branch to deploy – usually main.
- Leave other settings as the default.
Step 7: Deploy your site
- Click Deploy <repo-name>.
- Wait for Netlify to finish deployment.
Step 8: Access your live site
- Once deployed, Netlify will provide a link to your website.
- Click the live link to see your web app live on the internet.










