Instructions

1. Sign up for a GitHub Account
2. Install Visual Studio Code
3. Install Node.JS LTS Release
4. Install GitHub Desktop
5. Fork this repo

6. Rename the new repo

7. Clone the repo using GitHub Desktop

8. Open the repo in Visual Studio Code

9. Open Visual Studio Code Terminal and type 'npm install'

10. From this point you are free to change anything you want inside the /docs folder. To serve the web page locally, type 'npm start' into the terminal and visit http://localhost:9000
11. After having made changes, in order to push the changes to GitHub, click 'Source Control' in VS Code, then create a commit, then click 'Push'.

Optional Public Serving Steps

1. Enable GitHub Pages on your new repo to use the /docs folder (that's why we use /docs instead of something more standard like /dist)

2. Change the CName/Custom Domain value in the UI or in the /docs folder to be a domain that is pointed to your github pages URL ([you].github.io). Also tick the Https box. It may give you an error intially, but will eventually work.


3. You should now (or soon) be able to see this website at whatever URL you typed into the box.