Building an Ecommerce Website with Jekyll, Strapi, Snipcart and Tailwind CSS - 4 of 5

In this tutorial, we continue building an eCommerce website using Strapi, Jekyll, Tailwind CSS, and Snipcart. We create a product catalog and single product views by making GET requests to the Strapi server from the Jekyll frontend. We use Liquid templating to loop through products and display them on a page. Additionally, we create a layout for each product and add it to the Strapi endpoint in our config.yml file. The next part of the series will focus on implementing cart functionality with Snipcart.