# 8.5: Deployment

## Learning Outcomes

By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

* Deploy your project as a GitHub Page.

## Walkthrough

In order to make your repo code accessible to anyone on the internet you only need to follow a few steps on the GitHub repo page.

1\) Navigate to the settings page of the repo.

![](/files/-MGr_QzJuFxUN62w0g3A)

2\) Scroll down to the GitHub Pages section and click the dropdown

![](/files/-MGr_aZnWDlGBAcE6qW7)

3\) Select the **`main`** branch.

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4\) Click the save button.

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5\) The page will refresh and when you scroll back down to the GitHub pages section the URL of your repo will be displayed there.

![](/files/-MGraNyeu3gP8Zavfl38)

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that if for any reason you changed around any of the file structure of the repo this may not work correctly right away. `index.html` needs to be at the root of the repository.
{% endhint %}

## **Exercise**

### **Deploy SWE Fundamentals Projects**

Go into the settings and deploy your *Beat That!* project.


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