Accessible and extremely user-friendly website template for schools in Poland, built on fun and modern stack.
This product analysis examines a folder structure and key features of a web application. The application uses Next.js, React, TypeScript, Storybook, Chakra UI, GraphQL, MySQL, and Sentry as its technologies. It consists of a backend with a headless CMS using Strapi, and a frontend with Next.js pages. The folder structure includes directories for queries, generated GraphQL queries, stories, pages, public files, styles, lib wrappers, and components. The key features of the application include customizable alerts, substitutions, a search bar, and a rich footer.
To set up the theme, follow these steps:
git clone [repository-url]cd [project-folder]
npm install
npm run dev
http://localhost:3000This product analysis explored a web application with a folder structure that includes separate directories for the backend (utilizing a headless CMS based on Strapi) and the frontend (with Next.js pages). The application offers key features such as customizable alerts, substitutions, a search bar, and a rich footer. Various technologies including Next.js, React, TypeScript, Storybook, Chakra UI, GraphQL, MySQL, and Sentry are utilized. By following the installation steps, users can set up and run the application on their local development environment.