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nextjs-starter-zoe-app

A config-driven, production-ready website starter built with Next.js, shadcn/ui, and Tailwind CSS. Ship landing pages, SaaS sites, developer tools, and personal blogs — all from a single YAML file.

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Features

  • Config-Driven — One zoe-site.yaml controls site metadata, navigation, sections, themes, and content
  • 11 Section Types — Hero, Features, Logos, Testimonials, Stats, Pricing, FAQ, CTA, Posts, Projects, Contact
  • 3 Product-Grade Themes — Stripe (purple-blue gradient), Vercel (minimal black & white), Linear (dark tech)
  • Static Export — Pure HTML output, deploy anywhere (Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Pages)
  • Blog System — MDX/Markdown posts with tags, archives, pinned posts, and drafts
  • Dark Mode — System-aware light/dark toggle
  • SEO Ready — Auto-generated metadata, Open Graph, sitemap, robots.txt
  • Fully Typed — TypeScript end-to-end

Themes

Theme Style Best For
stripe Purple-blue gradient, vibrant SaaS products, landing pages
vercel Pure black & white, minimal Developer tools, documentation
linear Dark, techy, sleek AI/ML startups, tech products
default Elegant neutral tones Personal sites, blogs
terminal Green-on-black, retro Hacker aesthetic

Set in config:

theme: stripe

Section Types

Build your homepage by composing sections in zoe-site.yaml:

Section Description
hero Main banner with badge, typing animation, CTA buttons, optional image/video
features Feature grid (cards/icons/bento style, 2-4 columns)
logos Logo bar (scrolling or grid)
testimonials Customer quotes with avatar, role, company
stats Key metrics display
pricing Pricing plans with highlighted tier
faq Accordion Q&A
cta Call-to-action (simple/gradient/card)
posts Latest blog posts
projects GitHub project showcase
contact Contact information

Quick Start

# Clone
npx degit jiusanzhou/nextjs-starter-zoe-app my-site
cd my-site

# Install
pnpm install

# Dev
pnpm dev

# Build (static export to /out)
pnpm build

Then edit zoe-site.yaml to make it yours.

Example Configurations

The examples/ directory includes ready-to-use configs for different use cases:

File Site Theme Description
personal-site.yaml Zoe default Personal blog & portfolio
saas-product.yaml FlowAI stripe AI workflow automation product
developer-tool.yaml DevKit vercel Minimal developer tool site
startup.yaml NeuralSpace linear AI infrastructure startup

Copy any example to use it:

cp examples/saas-product.yaml zoe-site.yaml

Configuration

All configuration lives in zoe-site.yaml:

title: My Product
description: One-line description
theme: stripe
lang: en

navs:
  - title: Product
    href: /#features
  - title: Pricing
    href: /#pricing

sections:
  - type: hero
    badge: "New"
    greeting: Build something great
    description: Your product description here
    cta:
      - text: Get Started
        href: /signup
    align: left

  - type: features
    title: Features
    columns: 3
    style: cards
    items:
      - icon: "\u26A1"
        title: Fast
        description: Blazing fast performance

  - type: pricing
    title: Pricing
    plans:
      - name: Free
        price: "$0"
        features: [Feature A, Feature B]
      - name: Pro
        price: "$29"
        features: [Everything in Free, Feature C]
        highlighted: true

See the example configs for complete reference.

Content

Add Markdown/MDX files to content/:

content/
  posts/       # Blog posts
  pages/       # Static pages (about, etc.)

Post frontmatter:

---
title: My Post
date: 2024-01-01
tags: [ai, automation]
published: true
---

Tech Stack

  • Next.js 16 — App Router, React Server Components, Static Export
  • React 19 — Latest concurrent features
  • Tailwind CSS 4 — Utility-first styling
  • shadcn/ui — Radix + Tailwind component library
  • MDX 3 — Markdown with JSX
  • TypeScript 5 — Full type safety

License

MIT © Zoe

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