Design-first

Build your front end with v0 by Vercel

Generate polished React + Tailwind components, then drop them into the template.

Best for: People comfortable copying components who want production-quality React/Tailwind fast.

The prompt

Copy this, fill in the [bracketed] parts, and paste it into v0 by Vercel.

Generate a set of Next.js 15 App Router components (React + Tailwind) for a business front end. IMPORTANT: presentation only — no data fetching, no auth, no fetch/axios calls. A separate template handles all backend communication; leave data spots as labeled placeholders.

Business: [YOUR BUSINESS] — [what you do]. Brand color: [color]. Mobile-first, accessible (WCAG AA contrast).

Build: (1) a marketing hero section, (2) a 3-up value-props grid, (3) a services card grid, (4) a contact section, (5) a dashboard shell (responsive sidebar + header). Use Tailwind utility classes with CSS-variable-driven colors (e.g. bg-[hsl(var(--surface-card))]) rather than fixed hex, so it can be re-themed. Keep components small and composable.

How to do it

Fork the template
Get BringTheFront onto GitHub and open it locally (Setup Guide has the steps).
Generate in v0
Paste the prompt above. v0 returns clean React + Tailwind you can copy block by block.
Drop components in
Paste v0's components into the template's app/(marketing) pages and dashboard. Swap the template's existing sections for v0's, but keep the data coming from lib/api — v0's components render it, they don't fetch it.
Match the theme + verify
Map v0's colors to the template's semantic tokens (content-*, surface-*, action-*). Run pnpm verify — the no-hardcoded-color and contrast checks will flag anything you missed. Deploy on Vercel.

Watch out for

v0 loves hardcoded Tailwind colors (bg-blue-600). The template forbids those — remap to semantic tokens or the verify step fails. Asking v0 up front for CSS-variable colors saves rework.
v0 output is per-component, not a whole app. You are assembling, not importing — paste into the template's existing routes.

Ready to bring your front?

Create your backend first, then use v0 by Vercel to build the front that connects to it.

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Generate a set of Next.js 15 App Router components (React + Tailwind) for a business front end. IMPORTANT: presentation only — no data fetching, no auth, no fetch/axios calls. A separate template handles all backend communication; leave data spots as labeled placeholders. Business: [YOUR BUSINESS] — [what you do]. Brand color: [color]. Mobile-first, accessible (WCAG AA contrast). Build: (1) a marketing hero section, (2) a 3-up value-props grid, (3) a services card grid, (4) a contact section, (5) a dashboard shell (responsive sidebar + header). Use Tailwind utility classes with CSS-variable-driven colors (e.g. bg-[hsl(var(--surface-card))]) rather than fixed hex, so it can be re-themed. Keep components small and composable.

How to do it

Fork the template

Get BringTheFront onto GitHub and open it locally (Setup Guide has the steps).

Generate in v0

Paste the prompt above. v0 returns clean React + Tailwind you can copy block by block.

Drop components in

Paste v0's components into the template's app/(marketing) pages and dashboard. Swap the template's existing sections for v0's, but keep the data coming from lib/api — v0's components render it, they don't fetch it.

Match the theme + verify

Map v0's colors to the template's semantic tokens (content-*, surface-*, action-*). Run pnpm verify — the no-hardcoded-color and contrast checks will flag anything you missed. Deploy on Vercel.

Watch out for

v0 loves hardcoded Tailwind colors (bg-blue-600). The template forbids those — remap to semantic tokens or the verify step fails. Asking v0 up front for CSS-variable colors saves rework.

v0 output is per-component, not a whole app. You are assembling, not importing — paste into the template's existing routes.