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 - **Retrieve the project URL:**
     - In Gitlab, go to the site of the repository you have just created.
     - Click the *Code* button. The drop down menu shows the project URL to clone the repository using HTTPS. Copy it.
+    ![Lorem ipsum](screenshots/gitlab_project_url.png)
 - Open the GitHub desktop app. If you are opening it for the first time, you will see a prompt to log into GitHub.
     - Because we are using Gitlab and not GitHub, you can *Skip this step.*
+    ![Lorem ipsum](screenshots/github_welcome_window.png)
 - Click *Clone a repository from the Internet...*
     - In the tab URL, paste your project URL and choose a local directory to clone where the project files will be stored.
     - Click *clone**
-    - A dialogue titled *Authentication failed* will open. It has not failed, you just need your Gitlab username (<firstname>.<lastname>@univie.ac.at) and your previously created PAT.
+    ![Lorem ipsum](screenshots/github_project_url.png)
+    - A dialogue titled *Authentication failed* will open. It has not failed, you just need your Gitlab username (FIRSTNAME.LASTNAME@univie.ac.at) and your previously created PAT.
+    ![Lorem ipsum](screenshots/github_authentication.png)
+
+## 5.: We want to add a new feature to our project, so let's create a **new branch** for that.
+
+- In the github desktop app, open the branch dropdown menu and select New branch.
+- Name your new branch, hit Create branch.
+Done, you are now working on your new branch.
+
+![Lorem ipsum](screenshots/github_new_branch.png)
+
+## 6.: Locally edit the **README.md**
+
+- In the folder you've cloned your repository to, open the README.md and describe the changes you're making on this branch.
+- Save and go back to the github desktop app. You should see the changes.
+
+## 7.: Commit the change to your local repository
+
+- Hit the commit button. In this case, the github desktop app has automatically created a commit message. For documentation, feel free to modify it or add a more detailed description.
+
+The change is now tracked in git, but only on the machine you are working on. To get the change onto the remote repository, we need to Push it.
+
+![Lorem ipsum](screenshots/github_commit.png)
+
+## 8.: **Push** to your remote repository
 
 ## Added THE INCREDIBLE FEATURE