Project Documentation

"Coming Soon" Template Collection

1. What the Project Is

This project is a collection of seven distinct, professionally designed, and fully responsive "Coming Soon" and landing page templates. It is built using Next.js, a modern web development framework, which ensures high performance and a great user experience.

Each template is a self-contained unit, making it easy to choose one that fits your brand and deploy it quickly.

2. What Problem It Solves

Launching a new product, service, or website takes time. This project solves the problem of what to show your visitors during the development phase. Instead of a blank page or a simple "Under Construction" message, you can use one of these templates to:

  • Create a Professional First Impression: Show your audience that you are working on something exciting.
  • Capture Leads: Collect email addresses from interested visitors so you can notify them when you launch.
  • Build Anticipation: Generate buzz and excitement with features like countdown timers and engaging animations.
  • Provide Key Information: Share details about your business, your mission, and how to get in touch.

3. How It Works (High-Level Overview)

The project is structured as a Next.js application where each of the seven templates is a separate component. Here’s a simple, non-technical overview of the process:

  1. Choose a Template: Browse the seven different templates and select the one that best matches your brand's style.
  2. Customize: The content of each template (like text, logos, and contact information) can be easily updated.
  3. Deploy: The chosen template can be quickly published to the web, acting as a temporary homepage for your business.

No deep technical knowledge is required to understand the value and purpose of each template.

4. Key Features and Modules

The project is organized into modules, with each module representing a unique template design.

Common Features Across Templates:

  • Email Subscription Form: A way for visitors to leave their email to get notified on launch day.
  • Responsive Design: Looks great on all devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
  • Social Media Links: Easily connect your social media profiles.
  • Engaging Animations: Smooth animations and visual effects to capture user attention.
  • Contact Information: Sections to display your email, phone number, or physical address.

Template Modules:

  1. NovaStream : A sleek, modern design with a focus on a SaaS product. It features a clean layout, a contact form, and an "About Us" section.
  2. Speedora : A dynamic template with a video background and a prominent countdown timer to build excitement for the launch. It includes "About" and "Contact" pop-up sections.
  3. Silune : A creative and stylish template with animated text effects and layered visuals. It includes a side menu for navigation and contact details.
  4. Chemiburn : A clean and professional template with a beautiful aurora-like animated background. It features a simple email capture form.
  5. HueCore : A visually striking and colorful template that allows users to change the background color scheme. It's bold and modern, perfect for a design or creative agency.
  6. SoarMind : An illustrative and calming design featuring a parallax scrolling effect that creates a sense of depth and immersion.
  7. BeyondTheFold : A sophisticated template featuring a scrolling animation within a MacBook frame, ideal for showcasing a web application or digital product.

5. Who It Is For

  • Startups and Businesses: Companies that are in the pre-launch phase and need a professional web presence.
  • Entrepreneurs and Individuals: Solo founders or creators who want to build an audience before their product is ready.
  • Marketing Professionals: Marketers who need to quickly set up landing pages for campaigns.
  • Developers and Agencies: Web professionals who can use these templates as a starting point for client projects, saving time and effort.

In essence, this project is for anyone who needs a beautiful and functional "Coming Soon" page without having to build one from scratch.

Coming Soon Templates - Technical Documentation

This document provides a comprehensive technical overview of the "Coming Soon Templates" Next.js project. It is intended for developers and teams who will be working on, extending, or maintaining this codebase.

1. Technical Documentation (For Developers & Teams)

1.1. Project Structure Overview

This project uses the Next.js App Router structure. Here is a breakdown of the key directories and files:

  • /src/app/: This is the core of the application, following Next.js App Router conventions.
    • layout.tsx: The root layout for the entire application.
    • page.tsx: The main landing page of the project, which showcases the different templates.
    • /components/: Contains reusable React components used across the application, such as Footer.tsx, HeroSection.tsx, and Projects.tsx.
    • /[TemplateName]/: Each directory (e.g., BeyondTheFold, Chemiburn, HueCore) represents a distinct "coming soon" page template.
      • page.tsx: The entry point for that specific template's route.
      • coming-soon-[X].tsx: The main component file for the template's UI.
      • /lib/ & /ui/: Some templates may have subdirectories for utility functions and smaller UI components specific to that template.
  • /public/: Stores static assets like images, SVGs, and fonts. These are publicly accessible.
  • package.json: Lists project dependencies, scripts, and metadata.
  • next.config.ts: Configuration file for Next.js.
  • tailwind.config.ts: Configuration file for Tailwind CSS.
  • tsconfig.json: TypeScript configuration file.

1.2. Dependencies & Packages

  • Core Framework:
    • next: The React framework for building server-side rendered and static web applications.
    • react & react-dom: The core library for building user interfaces.
  • Styling & UI:
    • tailwindcss: A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.
    • framer-motion: A powerful library for creating animations.
    • @tabler/icons-react: A library for using Tabler icons in React.
    • clsx & tailwind-merge: Utility libraries for conditionally combining and merging Tailwind CSS classes.
  • Development:
    • typescript: A superset of JavaScript that adds static typing.
    • @types/*: Type definitions for various packages.
    • eslint & prettier: For code linting and formatting (configured through Next.js).

1.3. Environment Setup

Follow these steps to get the project running on your local machine.

  • Prerequisites:
    • Node.js (v20 or later is recommended)
    • A package manager like npm or yarn.
  • Installation:
    1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
    2. Navigate to the project's root directory in your terminal.
    3. Install the required dependencies:
      npm install
      or
      yarn install
  • Running the Project Locally:
    npm run dev
    The application will be available at http://localhost:3000.
  • Building for Production:
    npm run build
    This command compiles the application and outputs the final files to the .next directory.
  • Deployment:

    The project is set up for easy deployment on platforms like Vercel (the creators of Next.js) or Netlify. You can typically connect your Git repository to one of these services for automatic builds and deployments.

1.4. API Routes & Endpoints

This project is currently focused on the frontend and does not contain any custom API routes in the src/app/api directory.

1.5. Database / Backend

There is no database or dedicated backend connected to this project. It is a purely frontend application designed to showcase different "coming soon" templates.

1.6. Authentication / Security

There are no authentication systems, protected routes, or other security-specific features implemented in this project, as it is a public-facing template showcase.

1.7. How to Contribute or Extend the Project

  1. Create a New Template Directory: Inside src/app/, create a new directory with a descriptive name for your template (e.g., ProjectZenith).
  2. Add Page and Component:
    • Inside your new directory, create a page.tsx file to serve as the route entry point.
    • Create the main component file (e.g., coming-soon-8.tsx) that contains the JSX and logic for your template.
  3. Link in the Main Page:
    • Add your new template to the Projects.tsx component so it appears on the main landing page. You will need to add a new project to the projects array.
  4. Static Assets:
    • Place any images or other static files for your template inside the public/ directory, preferably in a new subfolder named after your template.
  5. Code Style:
    • Use TypeScript for all new components and logic.
    • Use Tailwind CSS for styling.
    • Ensure your code is well-formatted and readable.