Added screenshots to the readme

index.md

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 # Setting up your web page
 
 ## The process
-0. Make sure that you have access to [gitlab](https://git-r3lab.uni.lu/). If you ever cloned a repository or set-up a new one there, then you should be fine.
+0. Make sure that you have access to [gitlab](https://git-r3lab.uni.lu/). If you ever cloned a repository or set-up a new one there, then you should be fine. If you don't have it, either contact the sysadmins (`lcsb-sysadmins (at) uni.lu`) or open a ticket at [https://service.uni.lu](https://service.uni.lu). 
 1. [Create an empty repository in gitlab](https://git-r3lab.uni.lu/projects/new). Please bear in mind, that the both names of the namespace and the project influence 
     final address of the page - it will follow the `https://<namespace>.pages.uni.lu/<project_name>` convention.
-2. Clone this very repository: `git clone ssh://git@git-r3lab-server.uni.lu:8022/core-services/pages-jekyll-lcsb-template.git`.
-3. Once cloned, remove the _remote_ (so that every time you push to your repository, you don't push to this very repository):
-`cd project_name; git remote rm origin`, and add _remote_ to your repository (you can find the correct remote address in gitlab) **TODO: add screenshot**.
+    ![image](assets/screenshots/new_project.png)
+2. On your computer, clone this very repository using: `git clone ssh://git@git-r3lab-server.uni.lu:8022/core-services/pages-jekyll-lcsb-template.git`.
+3. Once cloned, navigate into cloned repository (`cd pages-jekyll-lcsb-template`) and remove the _remote_ (so that you update your repository, and not this very page):
+`git remote rm origin`, and add _remote_ to your repository. You can find the correct remote address in gitlab, as in the following image:
+ ![image](assets/screenshots/remote.png)
 4. Modify site's settings (`_config.yml`) to match your needs. Refer to the next section for help.
 5. Modify the index page. Modify (or delete) help and about pages. Add your own content. 
-6. Commit and push to the repository.
+6. Add your changes (`git add .`), commit (`git commit -m "Initial commit"`) and push (`git push --set-upstream master`) to the repository.
 7. If you want to have your page publicly available, make a ticket to SIU.
 8. Your page is published! Go to `https://<namespace>.pages.uni.lu/name-of-repository` in your favourite browser, or the URL you specified in the SIU ticket.