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Findit documentation — Next.js

Everything you need to go from the downloaded folder to a published site. Read in this order, or jump to what you need.

Guide What it covers
Install and run Requirements, install, the commands, what is in each folder
Editing the content Editing text, images, properties, agents, locations, posts and legal texts — no CMS needed
Making it look like your brand Colours, fonts, spacing, components, the style guide, motion
Pages and sections Adding, removing and reordering pages and sections, with a map of every page
Forms Making the four forms deliver to you
Using a headless CMS Connecting Sanity, Payload, Strapi, Directus or any other headless CMS
Going live Pre-launch checklist, deploying, domains, what to do after launch
Troubleshooting and questions Errors, questions and answers
Terminal window
npm install
npm run dev
  1. Open http://localhost:3000.
  2. Put your name, description and domain in src/content/site.ts, and your contact details in the same file.
  3. Replace the images in public/images/ (keep the file names and you are done).
  4. Replace the browser icons in src/app/ (icon.svg, apple-icon.png) and the share image (public/opengraph-image.png).
  5. Edit the page copy in src/content/pages/ and your properties, agents, locations, posts and legal texts in src/content/collections/.
  6. Point the forms at your inbox — Forms.
  7. Deploy — Going live.

Nothing else is required: the site has no database, no account to create and no paid service to run.

  • Content is data. All text and every collection item live in src/content/. Pages read them through src/lib/content.ts. This is why swapping in a CMS later touches one file, not the whole site.
  • Design is tokens. Colours and breakpoints are in src/design-system/theme.css; text styles in src/design-system/tokens/. Change a token and every page follows.
  • Components are shared. Every button, card, form field and section is in src/design-system/ and shown at /style-guide on your own site.
  • Filters are pages. A location, a category and “for sale / for rent” each have a page of their own, built from the collections — nothing to register.