GitHub.
One codebase.
A clear history.
We organise repositories, code reviews and release checks so changes are easier to manage.
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Why it helps
- Keeps code changes visible for review.
- Makes it easier to trace and reverse a change.
- Clear review and release steps reduce avoidable errors and help new improvements reach customers sooner.
- A clear change history makes maintenance easier as your site grows.
Make changes easy to review
A website should not depend on one person remembering what changed. GitHub gives the project a shared code history. We use it to keep implementation work, review discussions and release decisions connected, so the next developer can understand the reason behind a change.
Review a small change at a time
We describe the expected result, make the change on a branch and compare it with the current version. A pull request brings the code and its checks into one review. For visual work, a browser preview matters as much as a successful build.
Leave the project maintainable
The handover includes repository access, setup instructions and the steps needed to publish a release. Account ownership and deployment access are separate decisions. Keeping both clear makes it easier for your team to fix a problem, introduce another developer or return to a previous version.
Product reference: GitHub pull request documentation. Our approach above describes how we plan and evaluate the work.