Yes — and you absolutely should. While enabling GitHub Pages manually via repository settings works fine for small projects, scaling your site or adding build tools introduces complexity. That’s where GitHub Actions shines. This guide walks you through automating your GitHub Pages deployment using GitHub Actions. With this approach, your site builds and publishes automatically whenever you push changes — no more manual commits to gh-pages or rebuilds from scratch. Why Use GitHub Actions for Pages Deployment? Here are key benefits: Automation: No manual switching to gh-pages branch Speed: Builds and deploys in seconds after push Consistency: Ensures each deployment uses the same environment Custom Builds: Works with any generator (Jekyll, Hugo, React, Eleventy) GitHub provides a native Pages deployment action that integrates cleanly into any CI workflow. What Are the Prerequisites for Automated Deployment? Before setting up automation, make sure ...