Is it possible to have some data stored somewhere on your personal github page?
For example a button that triggers a counter. When you click on the button , counter increments by 1. When other user visits that page and clicks the button , counter gets incremented by 1 once again.
So it would be a sum of all click across all visitors that would be displayed on the page.
Github pages only allow for static content, so you'd have to use something like firebase in order to get a database.
Github pages will not execute any serverside code. You may only upload static files (html,css,js, images, etc.). In order to have a hosted backend you should look for another service like Google Cloud, AWS Lambda, Heroku, etc.
With access control for GitHub Pages, you can restrict access to your project site by publishing the site privately. A privately published site can only be accessed by people with read access to the repository the site is published from.
Github pages only allow for static content, so you'd have to use something like firebase in order to get a database.
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