Setting up 2FA for your portfolio website

You’ve built a cool one-page portfolio website and stored it on GitHub, a place where you can keep all your website files safe and sound. However, just like how you’d want a good lock on your house to keep your treasures secure, you also want to make sure your GitHub account is extra-protected. That’s where 2FA comes in.

What is 2FA?

Think of 2FA as a double-check process to make sure it’s really you trying to access your GitHub account. It’s like having a door with two locks. The first lock opens with your key (your password), and the second lock opens with a special code (the second factor), which changes every time.

Why use 2FA for your website repo?

Being extra safe has no disadvantages, and it’s the same case when it comes to using 2FA. Some of its benefits are:

• 2FA makes it much harder for someone else to sneak into your GitHub account and mess with your website project
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