Build Log — GitHub Pages hub

A small Jekyll site: a homepage with two category "bins" (Roblox/Rojo, and Studio 2.0/LDraw), each listing your projects. GitHub Pages builds Jekyll sites automatically — no build step to run yourself.

1. Rename it to your GitHub Pages repo

GitHub Pages serves the default username site from a repo literally named yourusername.github.io. Rename this folder's repo to that (or copy these files into that repo) before pushing.

2. Fill in your details

Edit _config.yml:

• github_url → your GitHub profile
• bricks_site_url / bricks_site_name → already set to minibrickcraze.com

3. Add or edit projects

Everything project-related lives in one file: _data/projects.yml. Each entry looks like:

- id: RBX-004
  name: "Project Name"
  category: roblox        # must be "roblox" or "bricks"
  description: "One or two sentences, plain language."
  tags: ["Tag One", "Tag Two"]
  repo: "https://github.com/yourusername/project-name"
  demo: ""                 # optional — leave blank if none

Add a new entry and it shows up automatically on the matching category page and in the homepage's project count. Delete the six placeholder entries once you've swapped in your real projects.

4. Push

git add -A
git commit -m "set up site"
git push

GitHub Pages will build and publish it within a minute or two, at https://yourusername.github.io/.

5. If you outgrow two categories

Add a third bin the same way: a new category value in projects.yml, a new /newcategory/index.html copied from roblox/index.html with the where filter changed, and a card added to index.html.