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PROJECT 02 / Web Applications

Spotify interface study.

An exploration of a music-library layout, reusable visual patterns, and CSS interaction.

Status
Experimental
Technology
HTML / CSS
Source
Public repository ↗

Overview

A static music-player interface inspired by Spotify. The inspected implementation uses HTML, CSS, local cover images, and icons to compose a sidebar, browsing area, and persistent player strip.

Illustrative cover. This is not a screenshot of a working application.

The problem & goal

Organize several layers of navigation and music discovery within a single-screen interface while maintaining a clear hierarchy.

Technical structure

One HTML entry point and one custom stylesheet. Flexbox arranges the sidebar, content area, and player. The source loads Montserrat and Font Awesome externally. There is no JavaScript playback engine or backend in the inspected project.

What the source contains

  • Sidebar navigation and library prompts
  • Recently played, trending, and featured chart sections
  • Persistent player layout with range-input controls
  • CSS hover states and a breakpoint for secondary navigation

Current status & boundaries

The controls are visual UI elements; audio playback, search, playlist persistence, and Spotify API integration are not implemented in the inspected source. Full mobile responsiveness is not established. No live demo is claimed.

Challenges & next steps

Potential improvements include accessible control names, intentional mobile layouts, a real playback model, and keyboard testing. These are source-review recommendations, not claims about prior personal experience.

Review notes

This case study is based on public repository source inspected on 13 November 2026. It describes observable implementation rather than unverified personal lessons or outcomes. Product names refer to independent learning studies with no affiliation to those services.

Inspect the original source on GitHub ↗