Intro to Creating a Website using Next.js

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TRANSCRIPT

What is up, everyone? Welcome to the second half of our intro to Nexus.js course. This will be focused entirely on the final project, which will be essentially a static webpage that displays some games that we have developed. So don't necessarily have to have developed these games. It's kind of like a mock webpage. So, the steps we'll take are gonna be to first create the project and add some images. We'll them import the images into the project itself and we'll work on how to display them. Then we'll build some custom display blocks to display the image, title, and description of each of the games. We'll then build up a second page that'll be used to display the specifics of a single game. Then we'll apply some Bootstrap and custom styling and finish up by masking the URL with server site support. So just to quickly recap, this is kind of what the game looks like. We've got our games page here. Three different games to choose from. And if we click on each of them, it will take us to the game itself and we can just go home. It just kind of provides a better overview of that single game. Okay, so hope you guys are very excited. I'm really excited about this project. I thought it was actually really cool developing this with Nexus.js. It's super easy and at this point, you have all the necessary tools to begin and finish off this project. So, thanks for watching. Let's get started right away by setting our project up.

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