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Freelance Website Sprint
What I use when a client wants a landing page fast: visual direction, copy, first-pass UI, then light polish before review.
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I'm a product designer who codes. This stack cuts the translation loss between what I design in Figma and what ships — components come out looking like the design, not like a developer's interpretation of it.
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Component generation
Describe a UI section or paste a screenshot and v0 generates a shadcn/ui component I paste directly into the codebase — skips an hour of boilerplate for most components.
Open tool profileComponent framework
The design system lives as actual Next.js components — Figma exports are compared against the running app in a Vercel preview, not against a static screenshot.
Open tool profileStyling
Figma spacing and color tokens map directly to Tailwind utility classes — the design-to-code translation is a one-to-one lookup instead of mental unit conversion.
Open tool profileComponent library
Copy-paste components built on accessible Radix UI primitives — I customize styles to match Figma exactly instead of fighting an opinionated component library's overrides.
Open tool profilePreview deployments
Every branch gets a live URL so I can review implemented designs on a real device before merging — catches spacing and font rendering issues that static screenshots miss.
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What I use when a client wants a landing page fast: visual direction, copy, first-pass UI, then light polish before review.
A lean build-and-launch workflow for solo founders shipping a product without a team — from first prototype to first paying customer.
A lean development workflow for solo builders who need to write, review, and ship code without a team around them.
Next.js is MIT open source—$0; Vercel and other hosts bill compute, ISR, and bandwidth separately (nextjs.org, March 2026).
Tailwind CSS is MIT—$0; Tailwind Plus (templates/UI kits) is a paid product on tailwindcss.com separate from the framework (March 2026).
shadcn/ui distributes MIT Radix-based components you copy into your repo—$0 license; pay Tailwind/build/host only (ui.shadcn.com, March 2026).
Frontend cloud from the Next.js creators: Git-connected deployments, preview URLs per branch, serverless and edge functions, CDN, analytics, and team workflows—optimized for modern JavaScript frameworks.
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