Securely Home - Free Next.js Template
v1.0Smart lock company landing page with minimalist design, clear pricing, and compatibility checks for homeowners.
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- License
- MIT
> Page Sections
- Hero section with a powerful headline and primary call-to-action buttons.
- Product showcase section presenting three different Securely models with their key features.
- Detailed feature breakdown highlighting virtual guest keys, activity feed, and auto-unlock.
- Security assurance section explaining the military-grade encryption standards used.
- Final call-to-action section encouraging users to upgrade with a trust signal.
> Ideal Use Cases
- A smart lock startup launching its first direct-to-consumer product line, using this template to create a professional, trustworthy landing page that drives pre-orders or direct sales.
- An established home security company introducing a new smart lock series, needing a dedicated landing page to highlight features, compatibility, and pricing separate from their main service site.
- A hardware retailer specializing in smart home devices creating a branded microsite for their flagship lock product, focusing on education and conversion with clear CTAs and security details.
> Who This Template is For
This template is designed for Technology startups and established companies looking for a modern, clean interface. It's perfect for:
- Founders building their MVP
- Developers needing a quick solution
- Agencies delivering client projects
- Product Managers prototyping new features
> SEO & Performance
Built to work seamlessly with Next.js SEO and rendering features. Ideal starting point for SEO-friendly, production-ready apps.
SEO Features
- Semantic JSX layout ready for generateMetadata / <Head>
- Meta tags & Open Graph fields wired for Next.js routing
- Schema-friendly content blocks for JSON‑LD
- Mobile-first designs to support better engagement metrics
Performance
- Optimized for SSG/SSR in Next.js
- Small, reusable components for better bundle splitting
- Image-friendly layout for Next/Image optimization
- Core Web Vitals‑oriented spacing and structure
> How to Install the Securely Home Next.js Template
This guide shows how to install and run the Securely Home template locally using Next.js. Intended for developers using modern JavaScript frameworks and Tailwind CSS.
Quick Start
Extract, install dependencies, and start development:
unzip securely_home-technology-soft_ui-nextjs.zip
cd securely_home-technology-soft_ui
npm install
npm run devView at: http://localhost:3000
What You Get
- Next.js 14 with App Router
- Automatic image optimization
- Built-in SEO & SSR
- File-based routing
Prerequisites
Node.js: 18+ — Download
Build for Production
npm run buildOutput folder: .next/
Quick FAQ
Can I use TypeScript?
Yes! Next.js has built-in TypeScript support. Rename files to .tsx and add types.
How do I add new pages?
Create files in src/app/ folder. For example, src/app/services/page.jsx becomes /services.
How do I deploy?
Push to GitHub and connect to Vercel for automatic deployments, or run npm run build for self-hosting.
Port Already in Use
# Use a different port
PORT=3001 npm run dev
# Or kill the process (macOS/Linux)
lsof -ti:3000 | xargs kill -9Installation Fails
rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json
npm cache clean --force
npm installChanges Not Appearing
- • Hard refresh browser (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R)
- • Delete
.next/and restart dev server - • Check terminal for errors
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