Built with Jekyll on Github Pages:
_posts
contains every page that's published._drafts+
contains all articles that are unpublished. Mostly articles I started writing and never finished.pic
contains all images.
_data
just contains the site = menu structure_includes
contains snippets; most importantly the sidebar and the head part of each page (incl. twitter settings)._layouts
contains page layouts, e.g. the layout for external links._sass
contains the CSS._site
contains the rendered site; it's content should never be changed.
Before July 2019, I had a single-page website with images of my projects, accessible via the address lisacharlotterost.de. I built it with simple HTML & CSS a few years back. It looked like this:
On another address – lisacharlotterost.github.io – I hosted a blog with Github Pages and the static site generator Jekyll. It looked like this:
This wasn't a satisfying situation because of a few reasons. Find them all in this blog post.
Thanks to Jonathan Muth for his help with building the website – especially the super-custom home-baked cookie warning couldn't have happened without him.