For-Developers/Guides/How-to-create-a-static-webpage-with-GitLab-Pages.md

+Deterrence Dispensed's GitLab instance has been configured for authorized developers to create static webpages for their project, portfolio, or directory listing.
+
+This is accomplished using GitLab's CICD (continuous integration, continuous delivery) pipeline, where you can push source files into for the GitLab Runner to build.
+
+1. [Create a new project from a template](https://gitlab.deterrencedispensed.com/projects/new#create_from_template)
+2. Select your choice of a Pages template. (In this case, we're going to use basic HTML.) Click "Use template".
+![image](uploads/df1fcbbc8beeed00a09793ef52fcb68b/image.png)
+3. Give your new web page project a name, then click "Create Project"
+4. After GitLab finishes importing your project, push it into the pipeline by selecting "CI/CD" from the sidebar, -> Pipelines. Then click "Run Pipeline"
+![image](uploads/3755716c2c7c041c5896ffea978f3b87/image.png)
+5. Click "Run Pipeline" again. A new job will be created.
+![image](uploads/07ab6d78dd1be8e6f6fd02131de2f2ec/image.png)
+6. When your deployment is complete, you can find your URL for your project's Pages under Settings -> Pages.
+![image](uploads/84f085a4f491324a1c52d04f99082af9/image.png)
+![image](uploads/14000268b57fc597ef57b6f075230bfe/image.png)
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