The tutorial series focuses on building an eCommerce website using Strapi, Jekyll, Tailwind CSS, and Snipcart, with the recent installment detailing the creation of the homepage. This part of the series highlights the integration of a hero section and dynamic displays for best-selling products and weekend deals, utilizing the Jekyll-Strapi plugin to connect frontend and backend components. The tutorial explains how to set up and configure the Jekyll-Strapi plugin, create and query Strapi collection types, and use Liquid Templating Language for displaying dynamic content. It also includes guidance on structuring HTML and CSS using Tailwind, with an emphasis on maintaining clean and readable code. Future parts of the series will cover the implementation of a product catalog and displaying product details on individual product pages.