Proper project organization on GitHub?

Question

GitHub

Good day!
This is the task before me.
Under my GitHub account there is a Projects repository\directory, which contains subdirectories with finished (or under development) projects (layout): "site_1", "site_2", "site_3", "site_4" and so on.
In principle, there is nothing complicated in adding / removing projects in the Projects repository. Added a new subdirectory "site_5" (project "site_5") and added a new project "site_5" under Git:

git add .
git commit -m "Start site_5"
git push

I used to do that before. But then I created a starter template for myself (something similar to the Web Starter Kit) - and the situation became more complicated, became confusing for me.
Now I want to create every new project from this starter template, which is itself a separate repository.
And so I clone my own Web Starter Kit (as a new project) into the Projects directory, remove the link to the original repository from it.
But what should I do next in order to "maintain" a project under development under Git / GitHub, located in the Projects directory? Which itself is also a repository? Or maybe there is a better and simpler organization of projects on GitHub and I'm looking in the wrong direction?
I do not know how to properly organize the structure of the Projects repository in this case. Tell.

Answer 1

It would be more correct for each project to have a separate repository and a separate Web Starter Kit
repository Just clone the Web Starter Kit repository and you can work in the new repository