Here's what you can do next.
Before you start building, take a moment to poke around the current bare-bones app. Login with admin@example.com
and youareawesome
and check out the user's dashboard.
Also create a new account to see the onboarding flow: when a user inserts their email on the signup page, a TOTP code will be sent to confirm his email. LaunchFast mocks Resend's API (and all other 3rd-party APIs) during development to support offline work, so the TOTP code will be logged in the terminal instead of hitting the real API and sent to the user.
Then take a moment explore the folder structure. Here's what you'll find:
/app/components
/app/hooks
/app/routes
You'll notice that some folders have _
and +
characters. This is part of a convention called Flat Routes. The _
in /app/routes/_marketing+
indicates that this folder won't be part of the URL. So /app/routes/_marketing+/index.tsx
and /app/routes/_auth+/login.tsx
are both accessible at /
and /login
respectively. I think about it like this: "_
means the folder is invisible".
The +
makes it so the flat-routes convention extend to the items inside that folder.
/app/styles
/app/utils
/app/root.tsx
/prisma/schema.prisma
/tests
Once you're ready to start building, check out the docs.
Go to /app/routes/_marketing+/index.tsx
and replace its contents with this:
import { Container } from '#app/ui/components/verveui/layout/container.js' import { Benefits } from '#app/ui/sections/benefits.js' import { CTA } from '#app/ui/sections/cta.js' import { FAQ } from '#app/ui/sections/faq.js' import { FeaturedOn } from '#app/ui/sections/featured-on.js' import { Hero } from '#app/ui/sections/hero.js' import { Pricing } from '#app/ui/sections/pricing.js' import { Problem } from '#app/ui/sections/problem.js' import { Testimonials } from '#app/ui/sections/testimonials.js' const Route = () => { return ( <Container> <Hero /> <FeaturedOn /> <Problem /> <Benefits /> <Testimonials /> <Pricing /> <FAQ /> <CTA className="mb-48" /> </Container> ) } export default Route
I hope you enjoy building with LaunchFast. Happy coding!