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*`styles.css` contains the styles (background, colors, fonts, etc...)
*`main.js` contains the JavaScript code for the interactive elements of the site (clicking on the image to interact with it)
## Part 1: Fork This repository
This repository is currently stored within the `code4policy` account on GitHub. By creating a fork, you will be making a copy of it under your own GitHub account. The fork will retain a connection to the original repository, however it will be a full copy of the code and the entire Git history.
In this exercise, we're going to focus on developing code locally (on your computer) and pushing it up to the remote repository (your fork on GitHub).
## Part 2: Host Your Website
## Part 1: Host Your Website
GitHub also doubles as a static web server! If you enable a feature called "[GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com/)", in addition to storing your files, GitHub will run a static web server that can serve those pages on the web.
