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title: "Designing With Next.js"
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date: "2026-05-22"
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excerpt: "A short sample note about pairing interface design decisions with static Next.js content."
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tags:
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- Design
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- Next.js
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- Web Dev
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author: "Starter Content"
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coverImage: "/starter-diagram.svg"
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This sample note gives tag pages another realistic post to list. It is intentionally brief and ready to replace.
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## A tiny design checklist
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- Keep headings scannable.
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- Pair every visual with helpful alt text.
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- Use consistent tags so archive pages feel populated.
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The same content can support readers and tooling: humans get structure, while static route generation gets predictable params.
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```ts title="content-tags.ts" {3}
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export const starterTags = [
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'Design',
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'Next.js',
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'Web Dev',
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]
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```
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> Replace this with a real design journal, launch note, or tutorial when you are ready.
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