Quick Web

Quick Web is a minimal, fast-loading Astro template for building simple websites and landing pages, with a clean and lightweight design.

What is Quick Web?

Quick Web is a production-ready starter template built with Astro, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS v4. It takes a project scaffold and produces a static website or landing page with smooth page transitions, SEO best practices, strict CSP security headers, and a built-in sitemap. The template is developed and maintained by tinogasta-labs and is distributed as a public GitHub repository.

Key Features

• Astro framework — Built on Astro, a modern static site generator that ships zero JavaScript by default and optimizes for fast loading.
• TypeScript — The entire template is written in TypeScript for type safety and maintainability.
• Tailwind CSS v4 — Uses Tailwind CSS v4 for utility-first styling with minimal custom CSS.
• Smooth page transitions — Includes page transition effects that improve perceived performance and user experience.
• SEO-friendly — Comes with SEO best practices configured, including metadata and semantic markup.
• Strict CSP headers — Ships with strict Content Security Policy headers configured to protect against XSS and other injection attacks.
• Sitemap included — Generates a sitemap automatically for better search engine indexing.
• Optimized SVG icons — Uses SVG sprites via vite-plugin-icons-spritesheet for efficient icon loading, with a dedicated Icon component.
• Code quality tools — Includes Prettier for formatting, Biome for linting, and Lefthook for Git hooks.

Who is it for?

Quick Web is aimed at developers who need a lightweight, fast-starting site without a heavy framework. It's a good fit for freelancers building client landing pages, startups creating marketing sites, and developers who want a clean Astro starter with modern tooling preconfigured.

What can you do with Quick Web?

• Start a landing page quickly — Clone the repo, run pnpm install, pnpm run setup, and pnpm dev to have a working site with Tailwind and Astro in minutes.
• Add icons with Sly CLI — Use the Sly CLI to add Radix UI icons and other SVG icons directly into the resources/icons directory, and consume them through the generated Icon component.
• Deploy a production-ready site — The template includes strict security headers, a sitemap, and optimized performance, making it suitable for direct deployment.

How does Quick Web work?

The development workflow is defined in the README: clone the repository, install dependencies with pnpm, run the setup script, and start the dev server. Icons are stored as raw SVG files in resources/icons and compiled into a sprite with generated TypeScript types, so components can import an Icon component and reference icon names as props.