A modern website built using Next.js that would be perfect for any digital agency to showcase their work and experience.
Found at xy-digital.vercel.app, built with Next.js, GraphQL, Prismic.io, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion and hosted with Vercel.
First, create an account on Prismic.
After creating an account, create a repository from the dashboard and assign to it a name.
Create types in your Prismic repo with api ids that match the names in the types folder.
For example, create blog_post in Prismic for type types/blog_post.json.
Now copy the JSON from the corresponding JSON files to the JSON editor section of your Prismic custom type editor.
Go to the Content page, it's in the menu at the top left, then click on Create new.
Create a Home type, a Contact type, at least 1 Blog Post and at least 1 Project.
Fill out each field in each created type.
Important: For each document, remember to click Publish after saving. If not, the document will be in the draft state.
Follow the instructions here to generate a new Prismic access token.
Follow the instructions here to generate a new Google Maps API key.
Make a SendGrid account and generate an new API key here.
Next, copy the .env.local.example file in this directory to .env.local:
cp .env.local.example .env.localThen set each variable on .env.local:
PRISMIC_API_TOKENshould be the Permanent access token you just created.PRISMIC_REPOSITORY_NAMEis the name of your repository (the one in the URL).PRISMIC_REPOSITORY_LOCALEis the locale of your repository (e.g. en-gb).NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_KEYyou're newly generated SendGrid API keyNEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_EMAILthe email you want to use with SendGridNEXT_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_KEYyou're Google Maps API key API key
Your .env.local file should look like this:
PRISMIC_API_TOKEN=...
PRISMIC_REPOSITORY_NAME=...
PRISMIC_REPOSITORY_LOCALE=...
NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_KEY=...
NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_EMAIL=...
NEXT_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY=...Make sure the PRISMIC_REPOSITORY_LOCALE matches your settings in the Prismic dashboard.
npm install (or yarn)
npm run dev (or yarn dev)