Williams Custom Homes Website Frontend is a Next.js static site that serves as the marketing website for Williams Custom Homes, a family-owned custom home building business in Stark County, Ohio, and it is deployed on Cloudflare Pages.
What is Williams Custom Homes Website Frontend?
This frontend is a static website built with Next.js and TypeScript. It takes source code and static assets from the repository and produces a statically generated site suitable for hosting on Cloudflare Pages. The project is authored by Colin A. Williams and maintained in the GitHub repository c-o-l-i-n/wch-frontend. The live site is available at williamscustomhomes.com. The README displays badges for GitHub build status (from an Actions workflow) and website monitoring status.
Key Features
- Next.js framework — The site is built on Next.js, enabling React-based static site generation.
- TypeScript — The codebase is written in TypeScript for type safety.
- Cloudflare Pages hosting — The site is configured for deployment on Cloudflare Pages, as shown by the technology badge in the README.
- GitHub Actions build workflow — The repository includes a build workflow at .github/workflows/build.yml, with a status badge showing the build result.
- Static site output — The build produces a static site, meaning no server-side runtime is needed after deployment.
- Standard Next.js structure — The project includes a public directory with an SVG logo and following the conventional Next.js layout.
- Node.js v18 requirement — The prerequisites list Git and Node.js v18, with install steps using npm install and npm run dev.
- Family-owned business branding — The site represents Williams Custom Homes, a custom home building business in Stark County, Ohio.
Who is it for?
- Custom home building businesses — A home builder can use this frontend as the online face of their company, presenting their services to potential clients in the Stark County, Ohio area.
- Developers creating static sites — A developer can use this repository as a reference for building a static Next.js site with TypeScript and deploying to Cloudflare Pages.
- Small business website maintainers — Someone responsible for a small business website can follow the README to clone, install, and run the site locally with minimal dependencies.
What can you do with Williams Custom Homes Website Frontend?
- Deploy a static business site — Modify the Next.js pages and assets, then publish the static output to Cloudflare Pages with the documented setup.
- Automate builds with GitHub Actions — Use the build.yml workflow as an example of continuous integration for a Next.js static site.
- Run the site locally — Follow the README: git clone, npm install, and npm run dev, with Node.js v18, to preview the website during development.
The project is licensed under all rights reserved, copyright © 2023 Williams Custom Homes, LLC.
