Let's begin by reviewing our objective.

From your repository's main page on GitHub, locate the prompt for your recently pushed branch and create a new Pull Request targeting the main branch. Give it a descriptive title and a brief summary of the changes.

Next, we'll perform initial verification steps to understand the current state.

Before creating the Pull Request, navigate to your repository's page on GitHub. Confirm that:

• You are viewing the correct repository.
• You see a prompt or banner indicating a recent push to a new branch.
• The target branch for the potential Pull Request is main.

Now, let's build the solution by following the instructions to create your Pull Request on GitHub.

Step by step checklist:

1. Click the button or link on your repository's GitHub page that prompts you to compare & pull request for your recently pushed branch.
2. Ensure the base branch is set to main and the compare branch is your feature branch.
3. Provide a clear and descriptive title for your Pull Request.
4. Write a brief summary in the description box explaining the changes included in this Pull Request.
5. Click the 'Create pull request' button.

The following documentation sections are going to be helpful:

With the changes in place, let's re-verify our work to ensure it meets the specification.

Verification Steps:

1. Navigate to the 'Pull requests' tab in your GitHub repository.
2. Locate the newly created Pull Request.
3. Verify that the title matches your descriptive title.
4. Verify that the description contains your brief summary.
5. Confirm that the Pull Request is open and targeting the main branch.

Verification Results:

• ✅ Pull Request created successfully.
• ✅ Title is descriptive.
• ✅ Description summarizes changes.
• ✅ Pull Request is open and targets main. All verification steps passed!