polscifreak
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HTML is an extremely primitive, yet required, coding language. All browers read HTML. It's how you're reading this page right now.
If you were looking at a simple content based page then a combination of HTML/CSS would be perfect.
However, if you want to allow a user to interact with your site, like you do with music, then you need to use HTML and a higher programming language. This could take the form of PHP, Javascript or something of the sort. Mainly because playing music on a webpage requires a media player of some sort, which cannot be accomplished strictly through HTML.
Your best bet is to find an HTML template that you like, then add and subtract to/from it.
If I can be of more assistance, please let me know.
If you were looking at a simple content based page then a combination of HTML/CSS would be perfect.
However, if you want to allow a user to interact with your site, like you do with music, then you need to use HTML and a higher programming language. This could take the form of PHP, Javascript or something of the sort. Mainly because playing music on a webpage requires a media player of some sort, which cannot be accomplished strictly through HTML.
Your best bet is to find an HTML template that you like, then add and subtract to/from it.
If I can be of more assistance, please let me know.