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Music — Music Festival Landing

A loud, poster-styled music festival landing built with vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript. A sunset-gradient hero stacks an Anton lineup-poster title over dates, location and a live countdown to gates, backed by a glowing CSS sun and grain. Below it sit a tiered headliner poster sized by billing, a day-tabbed stages schedule, a GA / VIP / Camping ticket band with live selection, a seamless scrolling artist marquee, an accordion FAQ and a sticky tickets bar.

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html css vanilla-js
Цілі: JS HTML

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Music Festival Landing

A hype, gig-poster marketing page for a fictional desert festival called Solaris Sound Fest. The hero paints a sunset sky in CSS — an orange-to-magenta-to-violet gradient over near-black with a pulsing gold sun and film grain — then stacks a huge Anton lineup-poster title above the dates, location and a live, ticking countdown to the moment gates open. Twin CTAs jump to tickets and the lineup, and a gold-and-sunset artist marquee scrolls seamlessly beneath, pausing on hover.

The lineup is rendered as a true festival poster: four billing tiers whose font sizes shrink with the billing, from headliners down to a dense undercard row, each act tappable. The schedule offers Fri / Sat / Sun day tabs that swap a grid of per-stage set-time cards, with headliners starred and accent-colored. A GA / VIP / Camping ticket band behaves like a radio group — selecting a tier updates the running summary and price, and checkout fires an accessible toast. An accordion FAQ, a poster-style footer and a sticky “Tickets” bar that appears once you scroll past the hero round it out.

Everything is self-contained vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no frameworks or build step. The palette is a sunset gradient over black with a gold accent and loud Anton display type paired with Inter body text, tuned for an energetic, poster-like feel. The layout reflows cleanly down to roughly 360px and respects reduced-motion preferences.

Illustrative UI only — fictional artists, albums, tracks, and data. No real audio playback.