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jestech-web — Shared Frontend Starter

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Description

A Next.js starter template with Jestech defaults for rapid frontend prototyping: **Included:** - Next.js 15 + TypeScript + App Router - Tailwind CSS with Jestech design tokens - Basic layout (header, sidebar, main content) - API client helper with auth and error handling - Docker setup (multi-stage build, dev + prod) - Environment variable management - Basic auth integration (login page, session management) - Common UI components (buttons, forms, tables, modals) - Dark/light mode support **Why:** Most prototypes need a web UI. Having a polished starting point with consistent design and common patterns cuts days off each prototype. Combined with jestech-api, a full-stack prototype can be scaffolded and deployed in minutes. **Distribution:** Used as a jestech-cli template, or cloned directly from GitLab.

Comments (3)

Administrator3/29/2026

## Evaluation | Dimension | Score | |-----------|-------| | Feasibility | 8/10 | | Market Fit | 3/10 | | Effort (inverted) | 5/10 | | Strategic Alignment | 7/10 | | **Total** | **23/40** | ### Notes Useful but not urgent — not every prototype needs a web UI. Feasibility is high (Next.js starter is well-trodden ground). More effort than the backend framework since frontend has more surface area (components, styling, auth flows). Good alignment but lower priority than the backend framework since APIs come first in most prototypes. --- Score in manual review range (20-27). Requires Jagger's decision.

Administrator3/29/2026

**Stage transition:** evaluating → planning Manual advance — frontend starter for rapid UI prototyping

Administrator3/29/2026

**Stage transition:** planning → prototyping Starter built at C:\Projects\jestech-web. pnpm build succeeds.

Created: 3/29/2026, 4:50:02 AM
Updated: 3/29/2026, 5:06:13 AM