FishFox: your website

index.html   Your one-page website. Double-click it to see it in your browser.
images/      Your logo, the pictures on the page, and the picture shown when someone shares your link.
fonts/       The typefaces the site uses, with their licences (LICENSES.txt). Keep them with the site.
favicon.ico  The little icon in the browser tab.


1. Make it yours

   Open index.html in a plain text editor: TextEdit on a Mac (Format > Make Plain Text), Notepad on Windows, or
   VS Code on either. Near the top is a short list of your details: put your phone, email and so on between the
   quotes, and leave out what you don't want shown. For Instagram and Facebook, paste the full address of your page; with
   none, no social link shows. Online, your contact section, its buttons and the lines inviting people to get in touch appear
   once you add a phone, email, website, Instagram or Facebook. An address alone shows only a Find us section. Search the file for EDIT: each one marks something only you know, and
   it never shows on the website. Until your details are in, a small note only you can see reminds you what's left.

   If images/ has files called photo-1.jpg and so on, they are sample pictures made with AI, not pictures of your business. Replace
   them with your own using the same file names. PHOTO-CREDITS.txt says where they came from and what you may do with them.
   Change any words you like and delete what you don't need, then save and open index.html again to check it.


2. Put it online for free (pick one)

   Netlify Drop, the quickest
     1. Go to https://app.netlify.com/drop
     2. Drag this whole your-website folder onto the page, and sign up or log in (free) when it asks.
     3. Your site is online at a netlify.app address in a few seconds.
     4. To use your own domain, open the site's Domain management, add your domain, and follow the steps it gives you
        at the company you bought your domain from.

   Cloudflare Pages
     1. Sign up free at https://dash.cloudflare.com
     2. Open Workers & Pages, choose Create, then Pages, then Upload assets.
     3. Name your project, drag in this folder, and press Deploy.
     4. To use your own domain, open the project's Custom domains and follow the steps.

   GitHub Pages
     1. Sign up free at https://github.com and create a new public repository.
     2. Choose "uploading an existing file", drag in everything inside this folder (index.html must be at the top),
        and press Commit changes.
     3. Open Settings, then Pages. Under Build and deployment choose Deploy from a branch, pick main and / (root),
        and save.
     4. A minute later the site is at https://your-username.github.io/your-repository/ . Add your own domain in the
        same Pages settings.


3. Changing it later

   Edit index.html again and upload the folder the same way. The new version replaces the old one.
