That’s why I’d ask here since we can have different opinions.
Thanks for sharing your points my friend

 

Thanks for help to man !!

 

Thanks for your time helping me out mate !

 

Thanks for this info too man !
I don understand much about web design by in these day and age one can learn quick

 

That’s a great info too
Thanks for the help man

 

I can do that in a site like this one too ?
https://www.spitfireaudio.com/instruments?types=drums


I think this one have a cleaner look and are well organized

 

Ok, I get it that you're not entirely serious here, but for the record: this would've been solid advice 20 years ago, now this is just plain bad advice. These days with all the frameworks this would not only get you nowhere, but make you seriously confused. Just do not.

Even though it's not for me, I would recommend starting with a web site builder+hosting combination (and there are many). For instance I use Namecheap for my personal projects, and it has easy to setup WordPress, a site builder with tons of templates. And it's decently priced.

But when looking for a provider, make sure you've got the room and the features to grow. I think most of these things allow you to run PHP, Node, and Python packages which is what you will want eventually. That said, none of the examples provided here don't look that complex so you'd probably be good to go with any of them, at least to get off the ground.

Good luck and have fun with your project!

 

I just need a good site to host my product (impulse response) and good checkout options and of course good looks . That matter too.

 

nothing fancy, no menus are even dropdown
sticky divs
footer 2x screen height...
the "hello" h1 section is most difficult lol