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Key Points

• To begin, ensure Node.js is installed on your system, as it is a prerequisite for using the Firebase command-line interface. 0:00
• Create a new project on the Firebase console by logging in with your Google account and selecting the "Add project" option. 0:48
• Install the Firebase command-line tools globally using `npm install -g firebase-tools` in your project's terminal. 2:05
• Log in to Firebase from your terminal using `firebase login` to authenticate your account and grant necessary permissions. 3:10
• Initialize Firebase in your project directory with `firebase init`, selecting "Hosting" and choosing your existing Firebase project, then configure the public directory and other settings. 4:22
• Move all your website's static files (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images) into the newly created `public` folder within your project directory. 5:26
• Before deployment, test your website locally using `firebase serve` to ensure everything functions correctly. 6:45
• Deploy your website to Firebase hosting by executing `firebase deploy`, which will publish your site and provide a public URL. 7:56
• To update your website, make the necessary changes to your files within the `public` folder and then run `firebase deploy` again to push the new version. 9:14
• Projects can be deleted from the Firebase console under Project settings if no longer needed. 10:39