Getting Started with Sitepins

1. Create a New GitHub Repository

   1. Go to GitHub and sign in to your account
   2. Click the ’+’ icon in the top-right corner and select ‘New repository’
   3. Name your repository and add a description
   4. Choose whether to make it public or private
   5. Initialize with a README (recommended)
   6. Click ‘Create repository’

2. Connect Sitepins to GitHub

   1. Log in to your Sitepins dashboard
   2. Click ‘Add New Site’
   3. Select ‘GitHub’ as your integration method
   4. Authorize Sitepins to access your GitHub repositories
   5. Choose the repository you just created

3. Configure Your Site

   1. Choose a template or start from scratch
   2. Set up your site’s basic information:
      • Site name
      • Domain settings
      • Team access permissions
   3. Configure your build settings:
      • Build command
      • Publish directory
      • Environment variables

4. Content Management

   1. Navigate to the Content section in your Sitepins dashboard
   2. Create or edit content using the built-in editor
   3. All changes will be automatically committed to your GitHub repository
   4. Use the Media Library to manage your assets

5. Deployment

   1. Sitepins automatically deploys your site when changes are pushed to the main branch
   2. Monitor deployment status in the Deployments tab
   3. Preview changes before publishing to production

Best Practices

• Use meaningful commit messages
• Create branches for major changes
• Review changes in the preview environment before merging
• Keep your dependencies updated

Next Steps

• Explore the Content Arrangement guide
• Learn about the Media Library
• Try out the AI Editor for content optimization

Need Help?

If you encounter any issues or need assistance:

• Contact support

Happy publishing with Sitepins! 🚀