I have a very small one-page site stored on GitHub and deployed through Netlify. The build runs without errors and the layout looks fine, yet none of the text that should be pulled in from my external sources ever appears. In other words, the page renders but the data does not. What you’ll find in the repo is a straightforward static setup—HTML, CSS, and a bit of JavaScript that fetches content from more than one origin (an API plus at least one other source such as a local JSON file or a tiny database endpoint). Somewhere between the fetch calls, environment configuration and the final Netlify deploy, the data return is getting lost or blocked. Your task is to trace and resolve whatever stops those calls from succeeding, whether that’s CORS, wrong URLs, bad parsing, or a build-time variable that Netlify isn’t receiving. Once fixed, the live site should: • Load all intended text at runtime • Show no console errors related to data retrieval • Build and deploy cleanly from the existing GitHub repository Commit the working changes back to the repo and confirm the live Netlify URL reflects the fix. A quick walkthrough of what you changed (readme update or short screencast) will wrap it up.