Git Hub is commonly used to host open-source projects. Extending, It does have many more to do with. One of which is GitHub Pages. You can only host dynamic Web pages using GitHub Pages.
Step 1:
Create a GitHub account. Create a new repository, name it with unique and easy identification. Choose Public Option and enable a repository with a README. And Click Create Repository
Step 2:
Go to Settings, Scroll down to GitHub Pages. Click Source drop down and choose the master branch. If you want, you can choose templates. You will automatically receive a website link on top, which is your GitHub Pages Link.
Step 3:
Go back, and edit your readme.md file. Which will act as index.html in your GitHub website.
For more info about editing and formatting readme.md, Click Here.
Step 4:
If you want Page wise Website, Create or Upload a folder in your repository. Inside which create an index.html with required JS and CSS. Go back to a new tab and type <githubpagelink/"the folder name">.
For example: https://senthil-v-code.github.io/newpage/Creative/
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