Hey, it looks like your live site url isn't working. This is because you have a nested folder inside your repository, and your work is inside that. Move all the files from there to the top level of your repo, and everything should work fine then.
Most build tools including github pages are looking for an index.html file at the root of your project.
@timmld
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Hey Alex, thanks for your comment. I was actually aware of this, but since I intend to do many more challenges, I didn't want to have a repo for each one, and I knew it wouldn't look good on the preview ^^ But now that you mention it, I think I'll change my approach, it doesn't matter much really
@timmld you should definitely have one repo per project. Approaches using a single repo for multiple projects will have many problems with deployment, managing dependencies, and further down the line testing and continuous integration.
It's something a lot of people like to try doing, but I would very strongly recommend against it.
You can highlight your top repos on your github profile page, and archive or make private any that you don't want people to see any more.
