Free Next.js Landing Page Template: Deployable Starter Kit for Vibe Coders

When starting a new side project, I always need a nice landing page. But my agent usually gives me some default blog from 2009 without any structure, just a bunch of text with a call to action button at the end. This has happened too many times.

I have a small list of templates that I send to my agent and tell him to start from there. One of these templates is the ixartz Next JS Landing Page Starter, which I use when I need a simple and fast landing page. It’s not fancy, but it has everything you need to launch a project.

This template has a Navbar (top navigation), a Hero section (big banner at the top with your headline), a Features block, a CTA banner (“sign up” or “try it now” button), and a Footer. Plus, the author added SEO metadata and Open Graph tags, so if someone shares your link on Telegram, they’ll see a nice preview card instead of just the link. It uses Next.js 14 and Tailwind CSS, which your agent should be familiar with.

1How to use it with your agent

You don’t have to do anything. Simply copy/paste the Github url to your agent and tell him about your project. For example: “use this template and make a landing page for my project, replace all text with mine, use blue color”. Your agent will do the following things:

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/ixartz/Next-JS-Landing-Page-Starter-Template.git my-landing
cd my-landing
npm install
npm run dev

Once he runs this command, you can go to localhost:3000 and see the template. Now you can tell your agent what to modify: text, color, logo, add a new section, etc., and he’ll update the files accordingly. You don’t need to understand what “components” and “TypeScript” are.

2Deploying to the real internet

There’s a one click Netlify deploy button in the README file, so you can quickly deploy your site within a few minutes without setting up a server. Netlify will clone the repository and deploy it for you. After that, just set your domain name and you’re good to go. If you encounter any problems, ask your agent for help. That’s what he’s there for!