Quick Facts
Tech Stack
Key Features
- Editorial serif type and cream field used on story, music, tour, and merch.
- Polaroid-style photography and a current-era showcase instead of a generic band grid.
- Music integration and tour dates in the same intimate editorial measure.
- Merch and story pages that keep the “take care of each other” warmth off the homepage.
What did Will Spurlock build for My Kid Brother?
Band site for My Kid Brother with music, tour, merch, story, and Leesburg editorial warmth.
An editorial site built for My Kid Brother with music, tour, merch, and story so Leesburg alt-pop has a warm homepage, not a stock band template.
What problem did My Kid Brother have?
My Kid Brother is Leesburg alt-pop with small-town closeness and bigger-room ambition. A cold indie template would miss the first; a cute scrapbook would miss the second. The site needed serif editorial type, polaroids, and rooms for music, tour, merch, and story — including the orange “take care of each other” spiral already in the public copy — without becoming a moodboard that hides dates. Tour and merch inside a letter-like layout are the hard part. Leesburg warmth had to include dates, not hide them. A handwritten homepage that buries the calendar is still a moodboard.
How was the My Kid Brother website built?
The 2026 site is React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion with cream grounds, serif headlines, and polaroid stills. Current-era, music, tour, merch, and story share that letter-like measure. Orange is an accent, not a theme takeover. The catalog and dates stay in the editorial flow so warmth does not cost usability. Story, music, tour, and merch stay in the cream serif letter. React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion keep polaroids and the orange accent on those interiors so Leesburg warmth is not only a homepage spiral. Dates and the catalog remain in the editorial flow.
What changed after the My Kid Brother site launched?
Fans get a handwritten-feeling band site: music, tour, merch, and story under one Leesburg editorial system. It is warm and still ambitious. No sales or stream figures are published; the shipped change is a My Kid Brother website that reads like a letter and still lists the work and the dates. A visitor can open music, tour, merch, or story and remain in the Leesburg letter. Warmth includes dates. No sales figures are published. The live site is the proof: a Leesburg letter that still holds music, tour, merch, and story. That is the whole outcome: a letter that still lists the work and the dates. Nothing else is claimed.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the My Kid Brother website for?
The My Kid Brother website is for fans of My Kid Brother who want music, tour, and merch in one place.
What shipped on the My Kid Brother website?
The 2026 My Kid Brother site shipped Editorial serif type and cream field used on story, music, tour, and merch., Polaroid-style photography and a current-era showcase instead of a generic band grid., Music integration and tour dates in the same intimate editorial measure., and Merch and story pages that keep the “take care of each other” warmth off the homepage..
What did the My Kid Brother website cost or earn?
This case study does not publish a project fee or client revenue for the My Kid Brother website. It is a 2026 custom-coded build; no earnings figure is on record.
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