Download the following zip file and extract its contents.
Open the site locally and test it - note the HTML files, CSS files and linked images
Log into your hosting via FTP and access the public_html folder
the public_html folder represents the ‘root’ folder of your website - so if you upload a file called myholiday.jpg here it would be accessible using the address yourname.tafewest.com/myholiday.jpg
If you uploaded a file called index.html into this folder, the webserver would serve that file when accessing yourname.tafewest.com
so
yourname.tafewest.com
effectively becomes
yourname.tafewest.com/index.html
Using your FTP client, create a folder in public_html called wildlife and upload the wildlife website there, ensuring its accessible using an address like
yourname.tafewest.com/wildlife by having index.html be directly inside of the wildlife folder, like this:
Test that your website works on your tafewest.com hosting
Try uploading the websites in this zip in the same way
Create a folder called yosemite in public_html and upload the website so it’s accessible at yourname.tafewest.com/yosemite
Create a folder called landonhotel in public_html and upload the website so it’s accessible at yourname.tafewest.com/landonhotel