Python Django - Adding pre-made HTML to our project - Images

This is the 23rd video of my 'Building and Launching a REAL Django website' playlist. We will be going through every step of building a Django website from a blank canvas through to launching for the world to see.
Our website is going to have a full facelift today. We are going to swap out the old, bland images that came with the template pack and use our own images!
By the end of today's video, we will have a website that is ready to be moved over to our production server.
I will be using Adobe Photoshop in this video to alter the size and shape of images.
Here are some useful websites:
www.shuttersto...
envato.com/
stock.adobe.co...
Note: This project is using Python 3.7.3 and Django 3.2
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[@yukselbastan4687]

Thanks for the video. Respect your work.

[@DidCoding]

Thanks Yuksel. I added a fork to your GitHub repo. You’re all good to go now 👍 good luck with your project.

[@yukselbastan4687]

@@DidCoding really, wow i must see and try it now, ı cannot wait 😵🙃🤗

[@yukselbastan4687]

@@DidCoding I think we have forgotten to add the DB and the functionality for the images to upload :S