
Set up a music website project by downloading the course files, organizing the Takashi 6:9 folder, and configuring images and starter kit, with videos and the new album de 6:9.
Create the top section of a music website by building a blurred, gradient-backed hero with a centered image, logo, and header using flexbox, absolute positioning, and z-index.
Learn to build a bio section for a music website by creating a paragraph and a centered logo inside a responsive container using flexbox, padding, colors, and typography tweaks.
Create a responsive latest videos section for a music site by embedding four videos with iframes, using a dark theme, grid layout, and shadows.
Create the album section for the music site by structuring two sections for singles and streaming logos, adding an album cover, and styling with containers, flex, and grid layouts.
Create a tour dates section with a black themed footer, featuring city, location, and date details laid out in a responsive grid, plus a footer with logo and copyright.
Hey guys learn to build a music website for your clients and at the same time practice HTML & CSS. This is great for new developers that need real projects for their portfolio. As a web developer you need to have a diverse portfolio and creating a music site will help you achieve that.