Host your Passion Project (for free)
When interviewing junior software engineers, one thing that makes a huge impression is when you have a hobby project to demo. Here are some options for hosting your Angular, React, or static HTML project for free. Some of these are free tier of a commercial platform.
Github Pages
This is a great, easy place to start for a static site. Github Pages is free for a "public" repository, so you really can't go wrong here. I have so many hobby projects on Github Pages! The configuration can be a little fiddly the first time through, but it's fairly easy to get up and running in an hour or so. Best part, it's flat out free, so you don't have to worry about your provider changing the rules on you like you might on a "free tier".
Netlify
The free tier at Netlify might be the easiest place to start. It just works, straight out of the gate, and the documentation is very clear. If it's your first time hosting a website, I would start here.
Amazon AWS
Hosting a project on AWS is a great choice. It can be a little more complex than the other options in this list, but for a start it demonstrates that you possess the wherewithal to navigate that complexity. Start with AWS Elastic Beanstalk (docs) for a front-end/back-end combo, or AWS Amplify (tutorial). AWS has a free tier, but you'll need to carefully select your resources to stay within it.
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Surge
I have not tried surge myself yet, but I've heard junior devs swear by it. They have a free tier, which will do everything you need for this purpose.
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