AgenceX

AgenceX is a single-page landing page template for digital agencies, built with Astro v5 and TailwindCSS v4, designed to be deployed as a static site.

What is AgenceX?

AgenceX is a ready-to-use landing page template that packages an agency homepage into a minimal Astro project. The repository contains one page (src/pages/index.astro), a shared layout (src/layouts/Layout.astro), and a global stylesheet (src/styles/global.css) that defines the TailwindCSS v4 setup. Editing the content in these files and running the Astro build produces a static HTML site — the template gives you a complete, deployable homepage with no backend or database. It is published as a public GitHub repository with 275 stars, according to the metadata.

Key Features

• Astro v5 framework — the site is built on Astro's static-site generation; npm run build outputs the finished site to ./dist/.
• TailwindCSS v4 styling — all utility classes live in src/styles/global.css, so customizing colors and spacing means editing one stylesheet.
• Light and dark theme variants — the repository includes demo screenshots for both a light and a dark theme, giving you two ready-made looks.
• Organized component architecture — reusable parts are split into blocks, cards, elements, sections, and shared folders under src/components, making it easy to navigate and swap content.
• Standard Astro commands — npm run dev starts a local server at localhost:4321, npm run preview tests the production build, and npm run astro exposes the CLI for adding integrations.
• Minimal single-page structure — only one page and a handful of components keep the codebase small enough to learn quickly and adapt.

Who is it for?

• Freelance developers and web designers — use it as a starting point for client work; replace placeholder content with agency copy and images, then build to static HTML.
• Small creative agencies — deploy it as a professional marketing page that introduces services and contact information.
• Developers learning Astro — study a small, real project that combines Astro v5 and TailwindCSS v4 to see how layouts, components, and global styles fit together.

What can you do with AgenceX?

• Launch a marketing site for your agency — edit index.astro to add your services and team, then run npm run build and host the ./dist/ output anywhere.
• Create a custom-branded landing page — adjust the Tailwind theme in global.css to match your brand colors and fonts.
• Use as a learning boilerplate — explore the organized component folders to see how a production-style Astro site is structured.

How does AgenceX work?

Clone the repository, then run npm install to install dependencies. Use npm run dev to start a live preview at localhost:4321. When the site looks right, npm run build generates a static version in ./dist/, and npm run preview lets you verify that build locally before deploying.

Pros and cons

• Pros: built on current tool versions (Astro v5, Tailwind v4); includes both light and dark themes; has a clean, organized folder structure.
• Cons: a single-page template, so it does not include a blog, portfolio, or other multi-page sections — additional pages must be created by hand.

FAQ

Is AgenceX free to use?

AgenceX is published as a public GitHub repository, so you can download the source code and use it without paying a license fee. The repository metadata shows 275 stars, but no commercial license is specified in the provided content.

Which Astro version does AgenceX use?

AgenceX is built with Astro v5, and all styling is handled by TailwindCSS v4. The project structure includes the standard Astro src folders and configuration files.

Does AgenceX include a dark theme?

Yes, the repository includes two demo screenshots: one labeled "AgenceX light Theme" and one "AgenceX Dark Theme." The template comes with both a light and a dark variant, so you can pick the look for your site.

What does the build produce?

Running npm run build creates a static site in the ./dist/ directory. Because Astro generates plain HTML, the output can be deployed to any static host without a server.