GOVT.

POLYTECHNIC JHAJJAR
ACADEMIC YEAR
2025-2026

A PROJECT REPORT
On

“SPOTIFY CLONE”
SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS
FOR THE AWARD OF

DIPLOMA IN

Computer engineering

SUBMITTED TO
HARYANA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, HARYANA
PANCHKULA

SUBMITTED BY

Name Roll. No
230050800046
PRADEEP KUMAR
SANU KUMAR DHONI 230050800057

BIJESH KUMAR 230050800012

RAUSHAN KUMAR 230050824014

 GOVT. POLYTECHNIC JHAJJAR

CERTIFICATE

This is to Certify that the project report entitled “SPOTIFY CLONE” Was
successfully completed by Student of sixth semester Diploma in computer
engineering.

1) PRADEEP KUMAR 230050800046

2) SANU KUMAR DHONI 230050800057
3) BIJESH KUMAR 230050800012
4) RAUSHAN KUMAR 23005082401

in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the Diploma in

Computer engineering and submitted to the Department of Computer
engineering of Govt. Polytechnic, Jhajjar work carried out during a period for
the academic year 2025-2026 as per curriculum.

Name of Guide

Internal Examiner External Examiner

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

This project is done as a semester project, as a part course titled

“SPOTIFY CLONE”.
We are really thankful to our course the Principal sh.
Digpal Singh and the HOD Sh. Prashant Suhag
Computer Engineering, Govt. Polytechnic Jhajjar for his
invaluable guidance and assistance, without which the
accomplishment of the task would have never been
possible.
We also thank Sh. Prashant Suhag for giving this
opportunity to explore into the real world and realize the
interrelation without which a Project can never progress.
In our present project we have chosen the topic- “SPOYIFY
CLONE”.
We are also thankful to parents, friend and all staff of
Computer engineering, Govt. polytechnic Jhajjar for
providing us relevant information and necessary
clarifications, and great support.
 Index

[Link] Tittle [Link]

1. Font page 1
2. Certification 2
3. Acknowledgment 3
4. Motivation 6
5. Helping places 7
6. Work assigned 8
7. Chapter 1 9-11
8. Chapter 2 12
9. Chapter 3 13-16
10. Chapter 4 17-18
11. Chapter 5 19-20
13. Chapter 6 21-22
14. Chapter 7
Weekly report
15. Week 1 24-34
16. Week 2 34-50
17. Week 3 51
18. Week 4&5 52
19. Week 6 53-54
20. Conclusion 55
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 Motivation

"Knowledge is power. Unlock your potential with our comprehensive course

notes and information hub."

"Invest in yourself. Access valuable course notes and information to fuel your
educational journey."

"Empower your mind. Explore a wealth of course materials and notes to expand
your understanding."

"Ignite your curiosity. Dive into our extensive collection of course resources
and notes to fuel your thirst for knowledge."
 Helping places

1. Youtube:
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2. Code with harry:
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3. W3schools:
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https//[Link]/
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 Work assigned

Team members
1. PRADEEP KUMAR
2. SANU KUMAR DHONI
3. BIJESH KUMAR
4. RAUSHAN KUMAR

Assigned work :

Html development CSS JAVA SCRIPT Data gathering

BIJESH KUMAR PRADEEP KUMAR RAUSHAN KUMAR SANU KUMAR DHONI

 Chapter1
Coding environment

Gear’s while coding:

HP-PAVILION 14
Visual-studio code
XAMPP
Google chrome
Windows 11

Coding environment:

What are custom development environments?

allows you to use a development environment different than your local computer
through a container, a separate (or remote) machine, or the Windows Subsystem for
Linux Your development environment is where you do your coding. Visual Studio
Code (WSL). These configurations are known as remote development.
Remote development has benefits such as:

• Avoid having to download different dependencies or manage multiple

versions of them.
• Connect to a machine with characteristics different than your own.
o This could include greater compute power, which can make your
programs run faster, or a different operating system, which will make
sure your apps behave consistently when run in different locations.
• Develop Linux-based apps and use Linux commands while on Windows.
• Access existing development environments or code bases from multiple
computers or locations.

Example scenario
As an example scenario, you could have different dev environments for different
versions of Python. Rather than having to worry about managing different versions
of Python on your computer, you can connect to separate environments with the
appropriate versions of Python already set up for you.
Since you may be working with teammates using Linux or deploying to a Linux
production environment, you could also connect to development environments that
use a different operating system than your own, or harness the power of the Windows
Subsystem for Linux.

Why VS Code?

Collaborate and code remotely

Work together remotely with your teachers or classmates using the free Live Share
extension. Edit and debug your code in real-time, and use the chat and call features
to ask questions or discuss ideas together. Whether you're working on a group
assignment or teaching a lesson, you can invite multiple people to join your session
and code together. Check out this tutorial on how start using Live Share.

Code to learn
New to coding? Visual Studio Code highlights keywords in your code in different
colors to help you easily identify coding patterns and learn faster. You can also take
advantage of features like IntelliSense and Peek Definition, which help you
understand how functions can be used, and how they relate to one another.

Fix errors as you code

As you code, Visual Studio Code gives you suggestions to complete lines of code
and quick fixes for common mistakes. You can also use the debugger in VS Code to
step through each line of code and understand what is happening. Check out guides
on how to use the debugger if you're coding in Python, Java,
and JavaScript/TypeScript/[Link].

Make it yours with custom themes and colors

You can change the look and feel of VS Code by picking your favorite fonts and
icons and choosing from hundreds of color themes. Check out this video on
personalizing VS Code.

Compare changes in your code

Use the built-in source control to save your work over time so you don't lose progress.
See a graphical side-by-side view to compare versions of your code from different
points in time. Check out this quick video on how to get a side-by-side "diff".

Code inside Notebooks

If you want to try a project in data science or data visualization, you can use Jupyter
notebooks inside VS Code. Run your code step-by-step, and visualize and interact
with your data, variables, graphs, and plots. Check out this tutorial on how to work
with Jupyter Notebooks inside VS Code.
 Chapter 2
HTML
HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is a standard markup language used for
creating and structuring web pages. It provides a set of predefined tags that define
the structure and content of a web document. HTML documents are interpreted by
web browsers, which render them into the visual web pages we see and interact with.

Let's explore HTML in depth by discussing its key components, syntax, structure,
tags, attributes, and some common elements used in web development.

1. Components of HTML:
- Tags: HTML is built around tags, which are enclosed in angle brackets (< >).
Tags define the structure and formatting of the content. They can be opening tags
(<tag>) or closing tags (</tag>), with the content placed between them.
- Elements: Elements consist of an opening tag, content, and a closing tag. They
can be nested inside each other to create a hierarchical structure.
- Attributes: Tags can have attributes, which provide additional information about
the element. Attributes are defined within the opening tag and consist of a name and
a value.

2. Syntax:
- HTML documents start with a document type declaration (<!DOCTYPE html>)
to specify the HTML version.
- The root element is <html>, which contains two main sections: <head> and
<body>.
- The <head> section provides meta-information about the document, such as the
title, character encoding, and linked stylesheets or scripts.
- The <body> section contains the visible content of the web page.

3. Structure:
 - HTML follows a hierarchical structure known as the Document Object Model
(DOM).
- The root element <html> contains the entire web page.
- Inside <html>, the <head> element contains metadata and the <body> element
holds the visible content.
- The <body> element is divided into various sections, such as headers, footers,
main content, sidebars, etc.

4. Tags and Attributes:

- HTML provides a wide range of tags for different purposes. Some common tags
include:
- <h1> to <h6>: Headings of varying sizes.
- <p>: Paragraph.
- <a>: Anchor tag for creating links.
- <img>: Image tag for embedding images.
- <ul> and <ol>: Unordered and ordered lists.
- <table>: Table for organizing data.
- <form>: Form container for user input.
- <div> and <span>: Generic containers for grouping elements.
- Tags can have attributes to modify their behavior or appearance. For example:
- The <a> tag uses the "href" attribute to specify the destination URL.
- The <img> tag uses the "src" attribute to specify the image source.
- The <table> tag uses attributes like "border" or "cellspacing" to control the
table's appearance.

5. Common HTML Elements:

- Links: The <a> tag is used to create hyperlinks to other web pages or resources.
- Images: The <img> tag is used to embed images in the web page.
- Lists: The <ul> and <ol> tags create unordered and ordered lists, respectively.
 - Tables: The <table> tag allows you to create tabular data with rows (<tr>),
columns (<td>), headings (<th>), etc.
- Forms: The <form> tag provides a way to collect user input through various input
elements like text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, etc.
- Semantic Elements: HTML5 introduced semantic elements like <header>,
<footer>, <nav>, <article>, <section>, etc., which give meaning and structure to the
content.

Chapter 3
CSS

CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is a stylesheet language used to describe the

presentation and visual style of an HTML or XML document. It allows web
developers to control the layout, colors, fonts, and other visual aspects of web pages,
ensuring consistent and appealing designs across different devices and browsers.

Let's delve into CSS in more detail by discussing its key concepts, selectors,
properties, values, and some common techniques used in web development.

1. Selectors:
- Selectors are used to target specific HTML elements that you want to style.
- They can be element selectors (e.g., `h1`, `p`, `div`), class selectors (e.g., `.my-
class`), ID selectors (e.g., `#my-id`), or more advanced selectors like attribute
selectors, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements.
- Selectors allow you to target elements based on their relationship to other
elements, position within the document structure, attributes, states, or user
interactions.

2. Properties and Values:

 - CSS properties define the specific visual characteristics or behaviors you want to
apply to the selected elements.
- Properties can include things like color, font size, margin, padding, background,
border, and many more.
- Each property is assigned a value that determines the specific appearance or
behavior. Values can be numerical, text-based, or predefined keywords.

3. Style Rules:
- CSS style rules consist of selectors and declarations.
- Selectors determine which elements the rule should apply to.
- Declarations are made up of one or more property-value pairs enclosed in curly
braces `{ }`.
- Multiple style rules can be combined in a CSS file or embedded within an HTML
document using the `<style>` tag.

4. Cascading and Specificity:

- The term "cascading" in CSS refers to the way styles are applied and overridden.
- If multiple conflicting styles are applied to an element, the cascading nature of
CSS determines which styles take precedence.
- Specificity is a measure of how specific a selector is in targeting elements. It
determines which styles win when there is a conflict.
- Specificity is calculated based on the number of ID selectors, class selectors, and
element selectors used in a selector.

5. CSS Units:
- CSS supports various units for expressing lengths, sizes, and positions.
- Common length units include pixels (`px`), percentages (`%`), em, rem, vh, vw,
etc.
- Relative units like em and rem are based on the font size of the parent or root
element, allowing for more flexible and scalable designs.
- There are also units for angles (`deg`), time (`s` or `ms`), colors (`hex`, `rgba`,
`hsl`), and more.
6. Box Model:
- The box model is a fundamental concept in CSS that describes how elements are
rendered and take up space on a web page.
- Each element is represented as a rectangular box, consisting of content, padding,
border, and margin.
- The content area contains the actual content of the element, while padding adds
space between the content and the border.
- The border is a line surrounding the content and padding, and the margin is the
space outside the border, affecting the element's positioning and layout.

7. Layout and Positioning:

- CSS provides various techniques for controlling the layout and positioning of
elements.
- Floats, inline-block, and flexbox are popular methods for creating responsive and
flexible layouts.
- Positioning properties like `relative`, `absolute`, `fixed`, and `sticky` allow
elements to be precisely positioned within their parent or the entire viewport.

8. Responsive Design:
- CSS plays a crucial role
 Chapter 4
Google-drive

Google Drive is a cloud storage and file synchronization service provided by Google.
It allows users to store, access, and share files and folders online, making them
accessible from various devices with an internet connection. Here are some key
aspects and features of Google Drive:

1. Storage and File Management:

- Google Drive offers free storage space to users, with a default allocation of 15
GB shared across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos.
- Users can upload files of various types, including documents, images, videos,
audio files, and more.
- Files and folders can be organized into a hierarchical structure for easy navigation
and management.
- Users can create, rename, copy, move, and delete files and folders within Google
Drive.
- Google Drive has a search functionality that allows users to find files and folders
quickly.

2. Web-Based Applications:
- Google Drive provides web-based applications, such as Google Docs, Sheets,
Slides, and Forms, which are integrated into the platform.
- Google Docs is a collaborative word processing tool, Sheets is a spreadsheet
application, Slides is used for creating presentations, and Forms allows users to
create surveys and quizzes.
- These applications provide real-time collaboration, allowing multiple users to
edit and comment on files simultaneously.

3. Offline Access and Synchronization:

- Google Drive allows users to access and edit files offline through its web
interface or mobile apps.
 - When a device reconnects to the internet, the changes made offline are
automatically synchronized with the cloud storage.
- The Google Drive desktop application (Google Drive for Desktop) provides
synchronization between local files on a computer and the cloud storage, ensuring
that files are kept up to date across devices.

4. File Sharing and Collaboration:

- Users can share files and folders stored in Google Drive with specific individuals
or groups.
- Permissions can be set to control whether recipients can view, comment on, or
edit the shared files.
- Collaboration features allow multiple users to work together on the same
document in real-time, with changes synced and visible to all collaborators instantly.
- Comments and suggestions can be added to files, facilitating communication and
feedback within the shared documents.

5. Version History and Recovery:

- Google Drive keeps a version history of files, allowing users to view and restore
previous versions of a document.
- This feature is useful when multiple changes have been made, and a previous
version needs to be retrieved.
- Deleted files can be recovered from the Trash within a specific timeframe before
they are permanently deleted.

6. Integration and APIs:

- Google Drive integrates with other Google services, such as Gmail, Google
Calendar, and Google Photos, providing seamless file attachments and sharing.
- Google Drive offers APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that allow
developers to integrate Google Drive functionalities into their applications, enabling
programmatic access to files, folders, and various features of Google Drive.
Google Drive provides a convenient and reliable cloud storage solution, empowering
users to store, manage, collaborate on, and share their files and documents
effortlessly.
 Chapter 5
Form
Forms are an essential component of web development that allows users to input data
and interact with websites. They provide a way to collect information, submit data,
and enable various types of user interactions. Here are key aspects and features of
HTML forms:

1. Form Structure:
- HTML forms are created using the `<form>` element, which acts as a container
for form controls.
- The form can have attributes like `action` (specifying the URL where the form
data will be sent), `method` (determining how the data is transmitted, such as GET
or POST), and more.
- Inside the `<form>` element, form controls are placed, including input fields,
checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, text areas, buttons, and more.

2. Form Controls and Input Fields:

- Input fields are used for accepting user input. The `<input>` element is versatile
and has various types, such as text, password, email, number, date, file upload, and
more.
- Text areas `<textarea>` allow users to enter multiple lines of text.
- Checkboxes `<input type="checkbox">` and radio buttons `<input
type="radio">` are used for selecting multiple or single options, respectively.
- Dropdown menus are created using the `<select>` element in combination with
`<option>` elements.
- Other form controls include buttons (`<button>`), range sliders (`<input
type="range">`), and hidden fields (`<input type="hidden">`).

3. Form Validation:
- HTML5 introduced built-in form validation features, allowing browsers to
validate user input before submission.
 - Validation can be performed on various input types, including required fields,
email formats, number ranges, and more.
- Validation is done using attributes like `required`, `pattern`, `min`, `max`, and
others.

- Custom validation can also be implemented using JavaScript.

4. Submitting and Handling Form Data:
- When a user submits a form, the data is typically sent to a server for processing.
- The form's `action` attribute determines the URL where the data is sent.
- The `method` attribute defines the HTTP method used to send the data,
commonly GET or POST.
- GET appends the form data to the URL, while POST sends the data in the request
body.
- Server-side technologies like PHP, Python, or [Link] can handle the form data
and process it accordingly.
5. Styling and Layout:
- Forms can be styled using CSS to match the design of the website.
- CSS can be used to modify the appearance of form controls, change layouts, and
apply custom styles to indicate validation status or user interactions.
- CSS frameworks like Bootstrap provide pre-designed form styles and
components, making it easier to create aesthetically pleasing forms.
6. Accessibility and Usability:
- Designing accessible forms ensures that users with disabilities can interact with
them effectively.
- Best practices include providing clear labels, using proper form control markup,
offering helpful error messages, and ensuring keyboard accessibility.
- Usability considerations involve organizing forms logically, using clear
instructions and placeholders, and minimizing the number of required fields.
Forms are a powerful tool for gathering user input, conducting surveys, enabling user
interactions, and handling data submission in web applications. By understanding
the form structure, utilizing different form controls, implementing validation, and
considering accessibility, developers can create user-friendly and functional forms.
 Weekly Report’s

Week 1

Task lists performed on weak-1:

[Link] Task
1 Finding topic
2 Motivation
3 planning
4 Name selection
5 Logo creation
 Task 1.
Finding project idea-
Finding a project idea can be an exciting yet challenging task. Here are some
tips and considerations to help you discover a project idea that aligns with your
interests, goals, and skill set:

1. Identify Your Interests and Passions:

- Start by reflecting on your personal interests, hobbies, and areas of passion.
- Consider subjects or activities that you find intriguing or enjoy spending time on.
- Your project will be more engaging and meaningful if it revolves around a topic
that you genuinely care about.

2. Assess Your Skills and Knowledge:

- Evaluate your existing skills and knowledge in various domains.
- Think about your educational background, professional expertise, or any
specialized skills you possess.
- Identifying your strengths will allow you to leverage them in your project and
potentially explore new areas of growth.

3. Explore Current Trends and Technologies:

- Stay updated with the latest trends and emerging technologies in your field of
interest.
- Investigate how these trends can be applied to solve problems or create
innovative solutions.
- Embracing new technologies can not only make your project relevant but also
provide opportunities for learning and skill development.

4. Research Existing Projects and Solutions:

- Conduct thorough research to understand existing projects and solutions in your
area of interest.
- Identify gaps or areas where improvements can be made.
 - Look for ways to enhance existing solutions or create a novel approach to a
problem.

5. Consider Real-World Problems and Needs:

- Look beyond your personal interests and consider real-world problems or
challenges that need solving.
- Explore issues within your community, industry, or society at large.
- A project that addresses a genuine need or solves a problem can have a significant
impact and purpose.

6. Collaborate and Brainstorm:

- Engage in discussions and collaborate with others to generate project ideas.
- Talk to friends, colleagues, or online communities related to your field of interest.
- Brainstorming sessions can spark creativity and provide different perspectives,
leading to innovative project ideas.

7. Start Small and Iterate:

- If you're unsure where to begin, start with a small-scale project.
- Break down your project idea into manageable components and set achievable
milestones.
- As you progress, you can refine and expand your project based on feedback and
insights gained along the way.

8. Prototype and Validate:

- Create a prototype or a minimum viable product (MVP) to test and validate your
project idea.
- Gather feedback from potential users, stakeholders, or experts in the field.
- Iterating based on feedback will help you refine your idea and make necessary
adjustments before committing to a full-scale project. Remember that finding the
right project idea takes time and exploration. Be open to new possibilities, embrace
challenges, and enjoy the journey of creating something meaningful and impactful.
 Task 2.
Motivation

The main motive is when I have suffered from the not solved problem of getting
notes.
Main points of motivation
- lake of notes
- suffering pain
- library book shortage

Task 3.
Planning is a crucial process that involves creating a roadmap or strategy to achieve
specific goals or objectives. It helps individuals and organizations outline the
necessary steps, allocate resources, and establish timelines to ensure successful
execution. Here are some key points to understand about planning:

1. Goal Setting: Planning begins with clearly defining goals or objectives that you
want to accomplish. These goals should be specific, measurable, achievable,
relevant, and time-bound (SMART). Setting clear goals provides a sense of direction
and purpose.

2. Assessing the Current Situation: Before formulating a plan, it is important to

assess the current situation or context. This includes analyzing strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT analysis), understanding the external
environment, and considering any constraints or limitations.

3. Creating a Plan of Action: A plan of action outlines the steps, activities, and tasks
required to achieve the defined goals. It includes identifying key milestones,
determining resource requirements, establishing timelines, and assigning
responsibilities to individuals or teams.

4. Resource Allocation: Planning involves allocating resources effectively to ensure

that the necessary tools, materials, finances, and human resources are available to
execute the plan. Resource allocation should be aligned with the priorities and
requirements of the plan.

5. Sequencing and Prioritization: Proper sequencing and prioritization of tasks are

essential for efficient execution. It helps in determining the order in which activities
need to be performed, considering dependencies and critical paths. Prioritization
ensures that efforts are focused on high-value tasks.

6. Risk Assessment and Mitigation: During the planning process, it is important to

identify potential risks or uncertainties that could impact the success of the plan. Risk
assessment helps in developing mitigation strategies or contingency plans to
minimize the negative effects of uncertainties.

7. Monitoring and Evaluation: Planning should include mechanisms to monitor

progress and evaluate the effectiveness of the plan. Regularly tracking milestones,
measuring key performance indicators (KPIs), and collecting feedback provide
insights for making adjustments, if necessary, to keep the plan on track.

8. Flexibility and Adaptability: While planning provides a structured approach, it is

essential to remain flexible and adaptable. External factors, changing circumstances,
or unforeseen events may require adjustments or modifications to the plan. Being
open to change allows for better responsiveness and agility.

Planning is a fundamental process that helps individuals and organizations achieve

their desired outcomes. It provides a roadmap, aligns efforts, optimizes resource
utilization, and enables better decision-making. Through effective planning,
individuals and organizations can increase their chances of success and make
progress towards their goals.
 Task 4
Name selection
Selecting a unique name for a project is an important aspect as it helps create a
distinct identity and communicates the purpose or essence of the project. Here are
some steps to consider when choosing a unique name for your project:

1. Understand the Project: Gain a deep understanding of the project's objectives,

goals, and target audience. Identify the key features, benefits, or values that make
your project unique and stand out from others.

2. Brainstorm Keywords and Concepts: Brainstorm a list of relevant keywords,

concepts, or themes associated with your project. Consider words that reflect the
project's purpose, industry, desired outcomes, or any distinctive aspects.

3. Research Existing Names: Conduct research to identify existing project names or

similar initiatives in your field. This helps ensure that your chosen name is unique
and avoids confusion with other projects.

4. Creativity and Originality: Encourage creative thinking and explore unique

combinations of words, phrases, or metaphors. Look for innovative ways to express
the essence of your project and capture attention.

5. Emphasize Branding: Consider the branding aspect of your project. The name
should be memorable, easy to pronounce, and resonate with your target audience. It
should also align with the overall branding strategy and brand image you want to
create.

6. Check Domain and Trademark Availability: If you plan to have a website or online
presence, check the availability of domain names related to your project's name.
Additionally, search for trademark conflicts to ensure that your chosen name doesn't
infringe on existing trademarks.

7. Feedback and Validation: Share your shortlisted names with trusted colleagues,
friends, or potential project stakeholders. Gather feedback and insights on the names'
impact, clarity, and appeal. Their perspectives can provide valuable input and help
you make an informed decision.

8. Review and Finalize: Evaluate the shortlisted names based on the criteria
mentioned above. Consider their uniqueness, relevance, memorability, and potential
for long-term appeal. Select the name that best represents your project and resonates
with your vision and goals.
9. Register and Protect: Once you have finalized a unique name, consider registering
it as a domain name and taking steps to protect your project's name, such as
trademark registration, if necessary.

Remember, the name you choose for your project should align with its purpose,
create a strong impression, and help differentiate it from others. By following a
thoughtful and Logo creation.
Task 5.
Logo Creation

The process of logo creation involves several key steps to ensure the development
of a visually appealing and representative logo. Here is a simplified explanation of
the logo creation process:

1. Research and Discovery:

- Understand the brand: Gain a thorough understanding of the brand's values, target
audience, industry, and competition.
- Identify the message: Determine the key message or story the logo should convey
and the emotions it should evoke.

2. Conceptualization and Sketching:

- Brainstorm and sketch ideas: Generate multiple rough sketches and conceptualize
various design directions based on the research and brand insights.
- Explore shapes, typography, and symbols: Experiment with different shapes,
fonts, and symbols that align with the brand's personality and message.

3. Digital Design:
- Transfer sketches to digital format: Use graphic design software to convert
selected sketches into digital formats.
- Design variations: Create different versions and variations of the logo concept to
explore different visual possibilities.

4. Color and Typography:

- Choose colors: Select a color palette that represents the brand's personality, aligns
with its values, and appeals to the target audience.
- Typography selection: Choose appropriate fonts that reflect the brand's tone and
readability, ensuring they complement the logo design.

5. Refinement and Feedback:

- Seek feedback: Share the initial logo designs with the brand owners or
stakeholders and gather feedback for further improvement.
- Iterate and refine: Based on the feedback received, make necessary adjustments,
refine the design, and iterate until the desired logo is achieved.
6. Finalization:
- Presentation: Prepare a presentation showcasing the final logo design in various
contexts, such as digital applications and print materials.
- Deliver the final logo: Provide the client with the final logo files in appropriate
formats (e.g., vector files like SVG, EPS) for versatile usage.

7. Guidelines and Documentation:

- Logo guidelines: Create a set of guidelines that outline logo usage rules, color
codes, size specifications, and clear space requirements.
- Documentation: Document the design decisions, inspirations, and rationale
behind the logo creation process for future reference.

It's important to note that the logo creation process may vary depending on the
designer, project requirements, and complexity of the brand. Effective logo creation
involves a balance between creativity, research, and understanding the brand's
identity to develop a visually appealing and meaningful logo that represents the
brand accurately.
 Week 2

[Link] Tasks
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2 [Link] and final Result
3 [Link]
 Task 1
[Link]

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Spotify Clone (HTML Only)</title>
</head>
<body>
<!-- Sidebar -->
<div>
<h2>Spotify</h2>
<ul>
<li>Home</li>
<li>Search</li>
<li>Your Library</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Playlist 1</li>
<li>Playlist 2</li>
<li>Playlist 3</li>
</ul>
</div>

<!-- Main Content -->

<div>
<h1>Welcome to Spotify</h1>
<p>Play your favorite songs and albums.</p>

<!-- Album Section -->

<div>
<h3>Popular Albums</h3>
<div>
<div>
<img src="[Link] alt="Album Cover">
<p>Album 1</p>
</div>
<div>
<img src="[Link] alt="Album Cover">
<p>Album 2</p>
</div>
<div>
<img src="[Link] alt="Album Cover">
<p>Album 3</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>

<!-- Footer (Player UI) -->

<div>
<p>Now Playing: Song Title - Artist</p>
<p>Play | Pause | Next</p>
</div>
</body>
</html>
 TASK 2

[Link]

@import url('[Link]

@import url('[Link]

body{

background-color: antiquewhite;

*{

margin: 0;

padding: 0;

nav{

font-family: 'Ubuntu', sans-serif;

nav ul{

display: flex;

align-items: center;

list-style-type: none;

height: 65px;

background-color: black;

color: white;

nav ul li{
 padding: 0 12px;

.brand img{

width: 44px;

padding: 0 8px;

.brand {

display: flex;

align-items: center;

font-weight: bolder;

font-size: 1.3rem;

.container{

min-height: 72vh;

background-color: black;

color: white;

font-family: 'Varela Round', sans-serif;

display: flex;

margin: 23px auto;

width: 70%;

border-radius: 12px;

padding: 34px;

background-image: url('[Link]');

.bottom{

position: sticky;

bottom: 0;
 height: 130px;

background-color: black;

color: white;

display: flex;

justify-content: center;

align-items: center;

flex-direction: column;

.icons{

margin-top: 14px;

.icons i{

cursor: pointer;

#myProgressBar{

width: 80vw;

cursor: pointer;

.songItemContainer{

margin-top: 74px;

.songItem{

height: 50px;

display: flex;

background-color: white;
 color: black;

margin: 12px 0;

justify-content: space-between;

align-items: center;

border-radius: 34px;

.songItem img{

width: 43px;

margin: 0 23px;

border-radius: 34px;

.timestamp{

margin: 0 23px;

.timestamp i{

cursor: pointer;

.songInfo{

position: absolute;

left: 10vw;

font-family: 'Varela Round', sans-serif;

.songInfo img{

opacity: 0;

transition: opacity 0.4s ease-in;

}

@media only screen and (max-width: 1100px) {

body {

background-color: red;

Final Result
 Task 3

JAVASCRIPT.

[Link]("Welcome to Spotify");

// Initialize the Variables

let songIndex = 0;
let audioElement = new Audio('songs/1.mp3');
let masterPlay = [Link]('masterPlay');
let myProgressBar = [Link]('myProgressBar');
let gif = [Link]('gif');
let masterSongName = [Link]('masterSongName');
let songItems = [Link]([Link]('songItem'));

let songs = [
{songName: "Warriyo - Mortals [NCS Release]", filePath: "songs/1.mp3",
coverPath: "covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Cielo - Huma-Huma", filePath: "songs/2.mp3", coverPath:
"covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "DEAF KEV - Invincible [NCS Release]-320k", filePath: "songs/3.mp3",
coverPath: "covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Different Heaven & EH!DE - My Heart [NCS Release]", filePath:
"songs/4.mp3", coverPath: "covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Janji-Heroes-Tonight-feat-Johnning-NCS-Release", filePath:
"songs/5.mp3", coverPath: "covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Rabba - Salam-e-Ishq", filePath: "songs/2.mp3", coverPath:
"covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Sakhiyaan - Salam-e-Ishq", filePath: "songs/2.mp3", coverPath:
"covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Bhula Dena - Salam-e-Ishq", filePath: "songs/2.mp3", coverPath:
"covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Tumhari Kasam - Salam-e-Ishq", filePath: "songs/2.mp3", coverPath:
"covers/[Link]"},
{songName: "Na Jaana - Salam-e-Ishq", filePath: "songs/4.mp3", coverPath:
"covers/[Link]"},
]

[Link]((element, i)=>{
[Link]("img")[0].src = songs[i].coverPath;
[Link]("songName")[0].innerText = songs[i].songName;
})

// Handle play/pause click

[Link]('click', ()=>{
if([Link] || [Link]<=0){
[Link]();
[Link]('fa-play-circle');
[Link]('fa-pause-circle');
[Link] = 1;
}
else{
[Link]();
[Link]('fa-pause-circle');
[Link]('fa-play-circle');
[Link] = 0;
}
})
// Listen to Events
[Link]('timeupdate', ()=>{
// Update Seekbar
progress = parseInt(([Link]/[Link])* 100);
[Link] = progress;
})

[Link]('change', ()=>{
[Link] = [Link] * [Link]/100;
})

const makeAllPlays = ()=>{

[Link]([Link]('songItemPlay')).forEach((element)=>{
[Link]('fa-pause-circle');
[Link]('fa-play-circle');
})
}

[Link]([Link]('songItemPlay')).forEach((element)=>{
[Link]('click', (e)=>{
makeAllPlays();
songIndex = parseInt([Link]);
[Link]('fa-play-circle');
[Link]('fa-pause-circle');
[Link] = `songs/${songIndex+1}.mp3`;
[Link] = songs[songIndex].songName;
[Link] = 0;
[Link]();
[Link] = 1;
[Link]('fa-play-circle');
[Link]('fa-pause-circle');
})
})

[Link]('next').addEventListener('click', ()=>{
if(songIndex>=9){
songIndex = 0
}
else{
songIndex += 1;
}
[Link] = `songs/${songIndex+1}.mp3`;
[Link] = songs[songIndex].songName;
[Link] = 0;
[Link]();
[Link]('fa-play-circle');
[Link]('fa-pause-circle');

})

[Link]('previous').addEventListener('click', ()=>{
if(songIndex<=0){
songIndex = 0
}
else{
songIndex -= 1;
}
[Link] = `songs/${songIndex+1}.mp3`;
[Link] = songs[songIndex].songName;
[Link] = 0;
[Link]();
[Link]('fa-play-circle');
[Link]('fa-pause-circle');
})
Week 4 &week 5

[Link] Tasks
1 Data gathering

Task 1
Information Gathering: Unlocking Knowledge through Books and Libraries

Where information is readily available at our fingertips, the importance of traditional sources of
knowledge, such as books and libraries, should not be underestimated. Gathering information from
books and libraries holds immense value, especially when creating PDFs. This essay explores the
significance of information gathering from books and libraries and how it contributes to the process
of generating PDFs.

The Richness of Books:

Books have long been recognized as invaluable sources of information and knowledge. They offer
comprehensive insights, expert analysis, and in-depth exploration of various subjects. When creating
PDFs, books serve as a treasure trove of well-researched content, often providing a solid foundation
for information gathering.

1. Credibility and Authority:

Books, particularly those published by reputable publishers and written by experts in their respective
fields, carry a sense of credibility and authority. Authors invest significant time and effort into
research, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of the information presented. By referencing books,
the PDF creator can infuse the document with reliable and trustworthy content.
2. Depth and Context:

Books offer a level of depth and context that other sources may lack. They delve into subjects in a
comprehensive manner, providing a broader understanding and perspective. PDFs created from
books can capture this depth, offering readers a more comprehensive and nuanced view of the topic
at hand.

3. Diverse Topics and Specializations:

Books cover an extensive range of topics and cater to various fields of study. Whether it's literature,
science, history, or philosophy, books can be found on virtually any subject. This diversity enables
PDF creators to gather information from different domains and incorporate a multidisciplinary
approach, enriching the content and broadening its appeal.

Leveraging Libraries for Information Gathering:

Libraries play a vital role in facilitating access to a vast array of books and resources. They serve as
repositories of knowledge, providing opportunities for comprehensive information gathering.

1. Extensive Collections:

Libraries house extensive collections, often including rare and specialized books that may not be
easily accessible elsewhere. By utilizing libraries, PDF creators can explore a broader range of
sources, gathering unique information that adds value and distinctiveness to their PDFs.

2. Research Assistance:

Librarians are invaluable resources for information seekers. They possess expertise in navigating
library catalogs, locating relevant books, and identifying additional resources. Their guidance can
significantly streamline the information gathering process, saving time and ensuring a more focused
approach.

3. Collaborative Learning Environment:

Libraries foster a collaborative learning environment where individuals can engage in research,
discussions, and exploration. Interacting with fellow researchers or students can lead to valuable
insights, different perspectives, and the discovery of new resources. This collaborative aspect
enriches the information gathering process, enhancing the quality and depth of the PDF content.

Conclusion:

Information gathering from books and libraries plays a vital role in the process of creating PDFs. The
richness of content found in books, combined with the extensive collections and resources offered by
libraries, enables PDF creators to curate well-informed, reliable, and comprehensive documents. By
leveraging these traditional sources of knowledge, PDFs can transcend superficial information,
providing readers with a deep understanding and a valuable resource that stands the test of time.
Therefore, books and libraries continue to be indispensable assets for those seeking to create
meaningful and informative PDFs.

Week 6
[Link] Task name

1 Hosting

2 G drive data upload

Task-1
Hosting

InfinityFree Hosting is a free web hosting service that provides individuals and small
businesses with an opportunity to host their websites without incurring any cost. It
offers a range of features and resources to support website hosting, allowing users to
establish an online presence without the need for significant financial investment.
Here’s an overview of InfinityFree Hosting:

1. Free Hosting Service:

InfinityFree offers free hosting services, allowing users to host their websites without
paying any fees. This makes it an attractive option for individuals or organizations
with limited budgets or those who are just starting out and want to experiment with
website creation.

2. Unlimited Disk Space and Bandwidth:

InfinityFree provides generous limits on disk space and bandwidth usage. Users can
store their website files and data without worrying about running out of space.
Bandwidth allocation ensures that websites can handle a significant number of
visitors and accommodate high traffic.

3. Website Builder and Script Installer:

InfinityFree offers an easy-to-use website builder tool, enabling users to create

professional-looking websites without requiring coding knowledge. Additionally, it
provides a script installer that allows users to install popular content management
systems (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, and more, with just a few clicks.

4. Subdomain and Custom Domain Support:

Users can choose to create a website using a subdomain provided by InfinityFree
(e.g., [Link]) or use their own custom domain. This flexibility
allows users to establish a unique online identity for their websites.

5. Security Measures:

InfinityFree implements certain security measures to protect hosted websites, such

as free SSL certificates for secure data transmission, daily backups to safeguard data,
and firewall protection against malicious activities.

8. Community Forum and Support:

InfinityFree maintains an active community forum where users can seek assistance,
share knowledge, and collaborate with other users. Additionally, they provide
support documentation and resources to help users navigate through common issues
and optimize their websites.

9. Limitations and Advertisements:

While InfinityFree offers a free hosting service, it does have certain limitations.
These include restrictions on CPU usage, I node count, and file size. Additionally,
as a free hosting service, it displays advertisements on hosted websites to cover their
costs.
It’s important to note that while InfinityFree provides a free hosting solution, it may
not be suitable for all types of websites, particularly those with high traffic or
complex functionality requirements. Users should carefully evaluate their specific
needs and consider the limitations and trade-offs associated with a free hosting
service before choosing InfinityFree or any other hosting provider.

Overall, InfinityFree Hosting offers an accessible and cost-effective solution for

individuals and small businesses seeking to establish an online presence. It provides
essential features, resources, and support to help users get started with website
hosting and is particularly well-suited for those looking for a budget-friendly option.

Task-2
G drive data upload:-
To upload files in Google Drive for public use, you can follow these steps:
1. Log in to your Google account: Go to the Google Drive website
([Link]) and sign in with your Google account credentials. If you don't
have an account, you can create one for free.
2. Create a new folder (optional): If you want to organize your files within a specific
folder, click on the "New" button and select "Folder" to create a new folder. Give it
a name and click "Create" to proceed.
3. Upload the file(s): To upload a file, click on the "+ New" button and select "File
upload." Locate the file(s) on your computer that you want to upload and select them.
You can also drag and drop the files directly into the Google Drive window.
4. Set the file visibility to "Public": After the file(s) finish uploading, right-click on
the file you want to make public and select "Share" from the options menu. In the
sharing settings, click on the "Advanced" button.
5. Change the sharing settings: In the "Sharing" tab of the advanced settings, click
on the "Change" link next to the "Private" label. A dialog box will appear.
6. Adjust the visibility settings: In the dialog box, click on the dropdown menu next
to "Private" and select "On - Anyone with the link." This option allows anyone with
the link to access the file.
7. Generate a shareable link: After selecting the desired visibility option, click
"Done" to save the changes. In the sharing settings, you'll see a link under the "Link
sharing" section. Copy this link.
 Conclusion

Our Spotify clone, built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, demonstrates the potential for creating
a music streaming platform with core features. Key features include:

1. Music Player: Play, pause, and skip tracks.

2. Playlist Management: Create and manage playlists.
3. Search Functionality: Search for songs and artists.

This project showcases the power of front-end technologies in creating engaging user interfaces
and interactive experiences. While this clone is a simplified version, it provides a solid foundation
for further development and enhancement.

Future improvements could include:

1. Backend Integration: Implementing a backend to store user data and playlists.

2. Additional Features: Adding features like user authentication, recommendations, and social
sharing.

This project demonstrates the potential for building robust music streaming applications using
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.