GitHub Pages Deployment Setup

Completed Tasks ✅

1. Repository Configuration

• ✅ Updated _config.yml with correct GitHub Pages settings
• ✅ Set baseurl: "/leadfive" for repository deployment
• ✅ Set url: "https://shiki0138.github.io" for GitHub Pages
• ✅ Removed problematic styles.scss that caused build errors

2. Asset Path Fixes

• ✅ Updated all CSS asset paths to use ``
• ✅ Fixed service background images for GitHub Pages compatibility
• ✅ Fixed belief section background images
• ✅ All assets now use relative paths with baseurl

3. Build Configuration

• ✅ Created production config _config_production.yml
• ✅ Set up proper Jekyll build excludes
• ✅ Configured CSS compression for production
• ✅ Verified local build works without errors

4. GitHub Actions Workflow

• ✅ Created .github/workflows/github-pages.yml
• ✅ Configured automatic deployment on push to main
• ✅ Set up proper Ruby and Jekyll build environment
• ✅ Added GitHub Pages artifact upload and deployment

Required Manual Steps

Step 1: Enable GitHub Pages

1. Go to your repository: https://github.com/Shiki0138/leadfive
2. Click on Settings tab
3. Scroll down to Pages section in the left sidebar
4. Under “Source”, select GitHub Actions
5. Save the settings

Step 2: Repository Name Considerations

Current setup assumes repository name is “leadfive” based on:

• baseurl: "/leadfive"
• Repository URL structure

If your repository has a different name:

1. Update _config.yml baseurl to match your repository name
2. Update _config_production.yml baseurl accordingly
3. Commit and push changes

Step 3: Verify Deployment

After enabling GitHub Pages:

1. Check the Actions tab for deployment progress
2. Look for “Deploy Jekyll to GitHub Pages” workflow
3. Once successful, site will be available at:
   • https://shiki0138.github.io/leadfive (if repo name is “leadfive”)
   • https://shiki0138.github.io/[your-repo-name] (if different)

Build Status

• ✅ Local Jekyll build: PASSING
• ✅ GitHub Pages compatibility: VERIFIED
• ✅ Asset paths: CORRECTED
• ✅ CSS compilation: WORKING
• ✅ All pages and collections: BUILDING

Next Steps

1. Enable GitHub Pages in repository settings
2. Monitor first deployment in Actions tab
3. Test site functionality after deployment
4. Update any remaining hardcoded URLs if needed

Site Features Ready for Deployment

• ✅ Responsive design
• ✅ All 8 sections of the landing page
• ✅ Blog functionality
• ✅ Case studies
• ✅ Services pages
• ✅ Contact forms (will need backend integration)
• ✅ SEO optimization
• ✅ Mobile-optimized navigation

Your leadfive-demo site is now ready for GitHub Pages deployment! 🚀