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Introduction

StatixFlow Next

Thank you for choosing our template. We truly appreciate it and hope you’ll enjoy using it.

StatixFlow Next is a premium, ultra-modern Next.js App Router template engineered with Tailwind CSS v4. Crafted specifically for corporate startups and forward-thinking agencies, it offers a robust toolkit of pre-built UI components. This comprehensive foundation empowers you to launch sleek, scalable web applications with maximum speed and efficiency.

The core mental model

Content and presentation are deliberately separated:

  • content/*.tsx files hold typed copy — one file per route (home.tsx, pricing.tsx, contact.tsx, etc.), exporting a single typed content object. Shared shapes live in content/types.tsx.
  • page.tsx files are thin. They import a content object and spread its fields into section components rendered inside SiteShell.

To change on-page copy, edit the content file — not the component. That single rule covers the majority of day-to-day customization for a template buyer.

Beyond that, the codebase follows a few other deliberate patterns worth knowing before you start editing:

  • Blog posts and case studies are .mdx files with YAML frontmatter, compiled on demand rather than imported as bundler modules — see Writing Articles.
  • Components are layered atomic-design style (uimoleculesorganismstemplates) — see Component Architecture.
  • Scroll animation is driven by declarative data-* attributes rather than bespoke GSAP code per section — see Animation System.
  • Design tokens are CSS custom properties, not a tailwind.config.* file — see Styling & Theming.

Where to go next

  • New to the project? Start with Quickstart.
  • Just need to change copy or add a page? Go to Content Editing.
  • Publishing a blog post or case study? Go to Writing Articles.
  • Something not behaving as expected? Check the FAQ.
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