Content Customization
Launchpad Next templates uses a content-driven architecture.
This means your content is separated from your UI components, making it easier to update copy, SEO, pricing, features, testimonials, and navigation without modifying component code.
Instead of searching through multiple components, you simply edit structured TypeScript files inside the content/ directory.
Think of the content/ folder as the content layer of your application, while the components are responsible only for presentation.
Content Folder Structure
All editable content lives inside the content/ directory.
Example:
content/
├── marketing/
│ ├── home.ts
│ ├── pricing.ts
│ ├── features.ts
│ └── about.ts
│
├── seo/
│ └── global.ts
│
├── docs/
│
└── blog/Why This Approach?
Benefits of centralized content:
- Update copy without touching UI components
- Easier SEO management
- Better AI-assisted editing
- Cleaner codebase
- Easier localization in the future
- Improved maintainability
Example Content File
Example:
export const HOME_PAGE = {
seo: {
title: "Modern SaaS Template",
description:
"Launch your next SaaS faster with Launchpad Next.",
},
hero: {
badge: "Trusted by startups",
title:
"Build and launch your SaaS faster.",
description:
"A premium Next.js SaaS template with reusable components, SEO architecture, and modern design.",
primaryCta: {
label: "Get Started",
href: "/pricing",
},
secondaryCta: {
label: "View Demo",
href: "/demo",
},
},
};Editing Hero Content
Open:
content/marketing/home.tsUpdate:
hero: {
title:
"Build and launch your SaaS faster.",
description:
"A premium Next.js SaaS template with reusable components.",
}To:
hero: {
title:
"Grow your startup with confidence.",
description:
"Everything you need to launch and scale your product.",
}Your Hero section will automatically update throughout the website.
Editing Pricing Content
Open:
content/marketing/pricing.tsExample:
export const PRICING_PAGE = {
plans: [
{
name: "Starter",
price: "$29",
features: [
"Unlimited Projects",
"Email Support",
],
},
{
name: "Pro",
price: "$79",
features: [
"Unlimited Projects",
"Priority Support",
"Team Access",
],
},
],
};Modify plans, pricing, and features without touching the Pricing component.
Editing SEO Content
SEO content lives alongside page content.
Example:
export const PRICING_PAGE = {
seo: {
title: "Pricing",
description:
"Simple and transparent pricing for growing businesses.",
keywords: [
"saas pricing",
"startup pricing",
"subscription plans",
],
},
};This content is automatically used by the SEO system.
How Components Use Content
Components consume content through props.
Example:
import { HOME_PAGE } from "@/content/marketing/home";
<HeroSection
title={HOME_PAGE.hero.title}
description={
HOME_PAGE.hero.description
}
/>This keeps content and presentation separate.
Recommended Structure
Each page content file should contain:
export const PAGE = {
seo: {},
hero: {},
features: {},
testimonials: {},
faq: {},
cta: {},
};Keeping content and SEO together improves organization and makes the project easier to maintain.
Best Practices
Keep Content in Content Files
Preferred:
content/marketing/home.tsAvoid hardcoding content inside components.
Keep SEO With Content
Preferred:
seo: {
title: "...",
description: "...",
}inside the page content file.
Use TypeScript
All content files should use TypeScript exports.
Preferred:
export const HOME_PAGE = {};Avoid Duplicate Content
Store content in one location and reuse it throughout the application.
Summary
Launchpad Next templates uses a centralized content system that separates content from presentation.
To customize your site:
- Open the appropriate file in
content/ - Edit the content values
- Save your changes
- The UI updates automatically
No component modifications required.