How to Deploy your website on Netlify

Live website deployments can initially be very intimidating and often very foreign to you. However, once you discover online hosting platforms you will soon learn that launching your website on the world-wide-web is the easiest part of the development stage.

Website deployments are made possible through various online hosting platforms, the most popular tools for webpage deployment include: HostGator, AWS, Cloudways, Micrososft Azure, Bluehost, Hostinger, GreenGeeks, DreamHost, SiteGround, A2 Hosting, and many more.

One of the easiest webpage hosting platforms is Netlify! Many junior developers are also familiar with Heroku- a cloud application platform known for its “Easy deployment", however Netlify has some advantages including- continuous deployment capabilities , more flexibility, greater storage capacity, and overall better/faster performance.

Be sure to push your repo to GitHub, so that all you’ll need to do is link Netlify to GitHub.

Clicking “New site from Git” brings you to this screen:

It’s time to allow Netlify and GitHub to talk to each other. Clicking the Authorize Application button will do just that.

Notice: Netlify doesn’t store your GitHub access token on it’s servers. Read more about

2) Pick Repository

3) Build options and Deploy

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