GitHub Pages is a free hosting service provided by GitHub that allows you to host static websites directly from a GitHub repository. It’s a popular choice for personal blogs, project documentation, and small websites. GitHub Pages supports HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and you can use Jekyll, a static site generator, to build more complex websites.
Projects we used Github Pages for:
Zenith
We build capabilities in community members through an ecosystem of resources, skills and tools of law to identify and voice their struggles, and act towards designing innovative justice solutions
LAW foundation
Law foundation is non-for-profit organisation, carrying out grassroot level interventions since 2016 under the Criminal Justice Fellowship Programme of Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and registered as a Trust in 2019.
Aline Partners
Aline Partners Fair profit consulting firm that helps civil society organisations and social enterprises involved in solving public problems, make a lasting social impact.
People who love using Github Pages:
Megha Jibhakate
Megha Jibhakate is a trained front-end developer who is most excited about learning new things every day and helping others learn.
Jinso Raj
Jinso brings a single-mindedness to his work as a full stack developer as he does for his weekly movie outings. He enjoys both with abandon.
