In this video, I’m building a complete LMS website like Udemy using React JS (and the full MERN stack concept for the overall project). You’ll see the full flow: a clean homepage with navbar, search, trusted companies, course cards, testimonials, CTA and footer, then the course details page with rating, enrolled students count, instructor info, chapters/lectures, free preview, and an “Enroll Now” card with pricing and discount. After that I show the full course list page with keyword search (like “JavaScript”), and how students can view “My Enrollments” and watch lectures inside a course player with chapter/lecture navigation and “Mark complete”. For auth, I use Clerk because it makes login/registration super fast with ready-made Sign-In, Sign-Up and profile components. On the educator side, I build an Educator Dashboard where you can track enrollments, total courses and total earning, plus an “Add Course” flow where you add title, description, price, discount, chapters and lectures (including free preview). Finally, I integrate Stripe in test mode so students can purchase courses online, and after finishing the build I deploy the project on Vercel. I also walk you through the exact React setup: Vite project creation, folder structure, App Context, React Router routes (including nested educator routes), Tailwind CSS setup, and Google font integration.