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Portfolio checklist

    This is only a guide. You can export at any time.

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    Where is my draft?

    Your draft is stored only on this device, in this browser. Switching computers or browsers, using private mode, or clearing browser data can remove it.

    Tip: use Draft → Download backup to keep a copy.

    Draft

    Editing view. Click any ✎ Edit button to change text, or + Add to add things. Use Preview to see your finished site.

    PORTFOLIO EDITOR

    Edit your information

    This information will appear on your portfolio.

    PROJECT EDITOR

    Edit Project

    Project image (optional)
    No image
    Image fit:

    JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. Images are compressed automatically.

    CASE STUDY DETAILS (OPTIONAL)

    Separate with commas. Each one becomes a tag.

    SECTION ENTRY

    Add entry

    Put your portfolio online

    1. Go to github.com and sign in (or create a free account).
    2. Click + (top right) → New repository. Name it, for example, my-portfolio. Choose Public and click Create repository.
    3. Click uploading an existing file (or Add file → Upload files) and drag in the index.html you exported. Make sure the name is exactly index.html, not index (1).html. Click Commit changes.
    4. Open Settings → Pages. Under Build and deployment, choose Deploy from a branch, branch main, folder / (root), then Save.
    5. Wait 1–10 minutes, then refresh the Pages screen. Your address appears at the top, like https://your-username.github.io/my-portfolio/.
    6. Open the link to check it, then share it with your professor.
    Seeing a “404 – File not found” page?
    1. Check the file name. In your repository it must be exactly index.html. If it says index (1).html, click the file → ✏️ (edit) → change the name to index.html → Commit changes.
    2. Check the address. Use the link shown at the top of Settings → Pages. It ends with your repository name, e.g. …github.io/my-portfolio/.
    3. Check that Pages is on. In Settings → Pages, choose branch main and folder / (root), then Save.
    4. Wait a few minutes. Open the Actions tab. When you see a green ✓, refresh your page.
    5. Make the repository Public. Free accounts can only publish public repositories (Settings → bottom of the page → Change visibility).
    6. Upload the file itself, not a folder. index.html must be on the main page of the repository, not inside another folder.

    To update later: make changes here, export again, and upload the new index.html to the same repository (it replaces the old one). Changes can take a few minutes to appear.

    Remember: a GitHub Pages site is public. Anyone with the link can see it. Do not include your home address, phone number, student ID or other private information. Only upload the exported index.html — not the Portfolio Creator's own files.