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Generate pages locally. The popular static site generators (or frameworks) are JekyII, Hugo, Hexo, etc. Here we’ll use Hugo as an example. Many people (including me) like Hugo because it’s super fast to build a site.
Install Git . We will use Git Command to generate website, connect to GitHub and push web pages to it.
Some themes don’t have exampleSite. If you’re a beginner, I don’t recommend you to use it now, because you’ll spend much more time to figure out how to set the parameters. When I wrote this article, I was using Hyde as the theme of my site . I like its simple design. It doesn’t have exampleSite . However, I have used several themes before, so I used config file of the previous themes and changed some parameters to set as the Hyde Theme.
cd public git init git remote add upstream https://github.com/YourGitHubName/YourGitHubName.github.io.git
Log in GitHub and create a public repository named YourGitHubName.github.io, this is where you’re going to store your web pages on GitHub so that others can view your site. Here please make sure YourGitHubName is the same as your GitHub username.