GitLab Pages

Create a 'docs' folder in the GitLab repository.

Write documentation using Markdown or a static site generator.

Configure `.gitlab-ci.yml` to build and deploy the documentation to GitLab Pages.

Access the documentation via the GitLab Pages URL.

Choose a static site generator (e.g., Hugo, Jekyll) or use plain HTML/CSS.

Design and develop the portfolio website.

Create a GitLab repository and upload the website files.

Configure `.gitlab-ci.yml` to deploy the website to GitLab Pages.

Set up a custom domain for a personalized URL.

Develop a knowledge base using a static site generator.

Create a GitLab repository and upload the knowledge base files.

Configure `.gitlab-ci.yml` to deploy the knowledge base to GitLab Pages.

Restrict access to the website using GitLab Pages Access Control.

Share the GitLab Pages URL with employees.

Choose a static site generator designed for blogs (e.g., Jekyll, Hugo).

Create a new blog post.

Commit and push the changes to the GitLab repository.

GitLab CI/CD automatically builds and deploys the updated blog to GitLab Pages.

The new blog post is immediately available.

Build a static version of the software demo.

Create a GitLab repository and upload the demo files.

Configure `.gitlab-ci.yml` to deploy the demo to GitLab Pages.

Share the GitLab Pages URL with stakeholders.

Create HTML or Markdown files for the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Create a GitLab repository and upload these files.

Configure `.gitlab-ci.yml` to deploy the documents to GitLab Pages.

Link to the GitLab Pages URL from the website's footer or settings.