A deliberately minimal SaaS landing engineered as a foundation, not a demo.
Built to favor long-term composability, predictable performance, and low cognitive overhead.
This project treats the landing layer as part of the product surface — not marketing glue.
Rather than optimizing for visual density, the system prioritizes:
- Interface restraint over visual noise
- Composition over hard-coded layout decisions
- Defaults that scale without rework
Every section is designed to be replaced, extended, or removed without architectural debt.
- Component boundaries optimized for reuse, not screenshots
- Mobile-first constraints baked into layout decisions
- Styling driven by intent, not decoration
- No implicit coupling between presentation and content
The goal is to keep iteration cheap as the product evolves.
- Next.js — Enables server-first rendering and predictable routing
- TypeScript — Forces clarity at the edges of the system
- Tailwind CSS — Reduces abstraction overhead while preserving consistency
- shadcn/ui — Composable primitives over opinionated components
- Vercel — Infrastructure that stays out of the way
The stack is chosen to minimize friction, not to chase novelty.
Aditya
Building interfaces as systems — not pages.
MIT Licensed · Open-ended by design · Optimized for iteration