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GitHub Pages is a static site hosting service that takes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files directly from a GitHub repository and publishes them as a live website. It is designed for developers, project maintainers, and teams who want a simple, no-cost way to host project documentation, personal portfolios, or organization sites.

• Direct repository integration: Any changes pushed to a designated branch (like main or gh-pages) automatically trigger a rebuild and deployment of the site.
• Custom domain support: You can map your own domain name to a GitHub Pages site and enable HTTPS with a single click.
• Built-in Jekyll support: For sites using Jekyll, GitHub Pages automatically builds the site from source files, including Markdown and Liquid templates.
• No server management required: There are no servers to configure, no databases to maintain, and no bandwidth limits for public repositories.
• Free for public and private repositories: Public projects get unlimited hosting at no cost; private repositories can also use Pages with a GitHub Pro plan.