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Next.js + TypeScript landing page starter with SCSS, Google Analytics, CI/CD, and Jest tests.

A full-stack Next.js TypeScript template focused on functionality over UI, featuring Zustand, TanStack Query, and ESLint 9 support.
Next.js Landing Page Template is a boilerplate for building landing pages with React, Next.js, TypeScript, and SCSS, preconfigured with Google Analytics, SSL via Zeit Now, CI/CD, and Jest testing.
This is a starting template for a landing page built on the Next.js React framework. It includes TypeScript for type checking, SCSS for styling, Google Analytics for visitor tracking, SSL certificates through Zeit Now, continuous integration and continuous deployment pipelines, and Jest test setup. The repository is structured so that a developer can clone it and immediately begin building a landing page with a modern frontend stack.
The template is designed to run on Zeit Now, which handles deployment and SSL automatically. It uses the Now CLI for local development and deployment commands.
npm i -g now.npm i.npm run dev to start building locally.Then deployment can be handled via Zeit Now, which automatically provides SSL and CI/CD pipelines.
This template uses Next.js (React framework), TypeScript for type safety, SCSS for styling, Google Analytics for tracking, Jest for unit testing, and Zeit Now for deployment with automatic SSL. The repository metadata lists Jest, Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Zeit Now as primary topics.
Run npm i to install dependencies, then npm run dev to start the development server. The template also requires the Now CLI installed globally with npm i -g now for deployment, but the local dev server runs through npm.
Yes, SSL is handled via Zeit Now. When you deploy with Zeit Now, SSL certificates are provided automatically for your deployment, so you don't need to configure certificates manually. This works for custom domains as well as the default deployment URL.
Yes, Jest is included as the unit testing framework. You can write tests for your components and application logic, and run them individually or as part of the CI/CD pipeline during deployment.
