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remove the previous instruction - Follow Up Deployment

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- - Create a GitHub account if you don't have one
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- - Create a new repository named `username.github.io` (replace username with yours)
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- - Upload all your HTML/CSS/JS files
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- - Go to Settings > Pages and enable GitHub Pages
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- - Your site will be live at https://username.github.io
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- 2. Netlify:
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- - Go to https://app.netlify.com/
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- - Drag and drop your project folder
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- - Your site will be deployed instantly with a random netlify.app URL
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- - You can connect a custom domain later
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- - GitHub Pages (free for static sites)
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- - Netlify (free tier available)
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- - Vercel (free tier available)
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- - AWS S3 + CloudFront
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- - Shared hosting like Bluehost, HostGator, etc.
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- 2. Purchase a domain name (optional but recommended):
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- - Namecheap
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- - Google Domains
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- - GoDaddy
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- 3. Deploy your site:
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- - For GitHub Pages: Create a repo, upload files, enable GitHub Pages in settings
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- - For Netlify/Vercel: Drag & drop your folder or connect to GitHub
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- - For shared hosting: Upload via FTP/cPanel
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- 4. Connect your domain (if purchased):
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- - Update DNS records to point to your hosting provider
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- Would you like me to provide more detailed instructions for any specific hosting option? The easiest free method would be GitHub Pages or Netlify for a simple static site like this.
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