[MUSIC] 0:00 We did a great job building the coming soon landing page for fullstack.com and 0:04 now we're ready to start building the conference website. 0:08 Once again, the conference organizers provided a simple mock up of what the site 0:11 should look like along with all the images and content we need to build the site, so 0:15 let's take a look. 0:20 This is a static png mock up of the website we're going to build. 0:21 As you can see, there's a simple navigation at the top of the page. 0:25 And we're going to keep the large headline and lead text for Full Stack Conf. 0:29 We'll just need to include two call to action buttons in the header. 0:33 One links to the registration form, and the other links to the speaker line up. 0:37 In the main content area, 0:42 there's a three column layout with content about the conference, 0:43 the expert speakers, and a list of JavaScript topics that will be covered. 0:47 Below this content, we'll need to display the six speakers including an image, 0:51 name, and a short bio. 0:56 Then we're going to display a conference schedule, 0:59 listing all the talks and breaks during the day. 1:02 Right below the schedule, we'll add a second call to action button for 1:05 registration followed by content about the conference organizers. 1:09 Now we're going to keep the sign up form we added in the coming soon page. 1:13 This time it's near the bottom of the page. 1:17 Then we have a simple footer at the very bottom. 1:19 If you want to see the final version of the website, 1:23 I've posted a link to the site in the teacher's notes. 1:25 You've seen that rapid development is the biggest advantage of using Bootstrap. 1:31 So just like the landing page we built in the previous section, we'll use Bootstrap 1:35 to create the design and layout for the Full Stack Conf site in little time. 1:39 Coming up next, we'll begin laying out the foundation for the site's content and 1:43 components using Bootstrap's Grid system and layout options. 1:47