I will need to set your user account up to have WRITE access to the repository.
This will allow you to push your changes to the origin repository.

Clone the repository into your doc root directory

Create a new branch (the name of the branch will be your first name 
If two people have the same firstname, then use first and last)

	git branch yourname

Checkout the branch you just created

	git checkout yourname

Create a new web page in the proper folder 
(if you were assigned to write a blog post about HTML, then create the file in the HTML folder)
The name of the file should describe what the page is about.
For example, if you are assigned to write about CSS selectors, then a good name would be css-selectors.html

Copy the code from the template page (in the templates folder) and paste it into the file you created.
Replace dummy content with your own, make sure to update the following:
	The TITLE tag
	The appropriate META/Author and META/Description tags
	The blog post title
	The date and your name as the author
	The breif summary

When you are done working on your blog post for the day, make sure to stage (add), commit, and push your branch to the server
	
	git add  .
	git commit -m "Put a commit message here"
	git push yourname 

Go to the repository page on the Bitbucket website.
Click the 'Pull requests' link on the left.
Click 'Create pull request' (in the upper right)
	You will request that your branch gets merged into the master branch (it should default to this)
	Make sure to assign a reviewer

The reviewer will take a good look at all of the changes you made and either approve and merge, or decline the request.

In order to get the changes that other users merged into the master branch, you'll have to pull from the master branch
	
	git pull origin master

This will merge the master branch into your branch




RESOURCES

	Admin, read, write permissions:
	https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/grant-repository-access-to-users-and-groups/

	Reviewing a pull request:
	https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/review-a-pull-request/

