Cornerstone Site Starter

Features

• Next.js 16.2 with the App Router and output: "export": builds to a static folder
• React 19.2 and TypeScript
• Articles as MDX files through @next/mdx; titles, teasers and FAQs in one typed list (lib/articles.ts)
• FAQPage JSON-LD on every article, generated from that list
• Tailwind CSS 4 with an @theme block: two colour tokens retint the site
• Optional: a Flodesk form ID for the newsletter box and a Gumroad link for the product card

Pinout: what's in the box

This is the file list of the v1 zip, not a mockup:

cornerstone-site-starter-v1/
├── README.md            setup + customisation walkthrough
├── QUICKSTART.md
├── LICENSE.md           commercial license
└── source/
    ├── app/
    │   ├── layout.tsx       fonts, metadata, nav + rail + footer
    │   ├── page.tsx         homepage: hero, product card, newsletter
    │   ├── globals.css      Tailwind 4 @theme tokens + article typography
    │   ├── vol-01/page.tsx  one route per article
    │   ├── vol-02/page.tsx
    │   ├── privacy/page.tsx
    │   └── terms/page.tsx
    ├── components/
    │   ├── ArticleShell.tsx  title, byline, newsletter, FAQ + FAQPage JSON-LD
    │   ├── LeftRail.tsx      sticky series nav with active state
    │   ├── Nav.tsx           top nav + Guides dropdown
    │   ├── FlodeskScript.tsx newsletter form loader
    │   ├── Footer.tsx
    │   └── Accent.tsx
    ├── content/
    │   ├── vol-01.mdx        placeholder article with FAQ
    │   └── vol-02.mdx
    ├── lib/articles.ts       typed article list: titles, teasers, FAQs
    ├── mdx-components.tsx
    ├── next.config.ts        output: "export"
    ├── package.json          next 16.2.6, react 19.2.4, tailwind 4
    ├── postcss.config.mjs
    └── tsconfig.json

Not included in v1

hackhour.io kept changing after the starter was packaged. So you know exactly what you're buying, these parts of the live site are not in the v1 download:

• sitemap.xml and robots.txt routes
• Per-page Open Graph, canonical and Article/Organization JSON-LD
• The chat widget, the pageview beacon and the Netlify functions behind them
• This design: light and dark themes, topic hubs, selection tables, revision histories
• Our guides and the product cards at the end of each

Who it's not for

• People who want a drag-and-drop builder. This is code; you'll edit TSX and MDX files.
• Sites that need server-side features out of the box. It's set up for static export; turning that off is one config line, but the deploy plumbing is yours.
• Anyone who wants a personal blog with tags, search and RSS. A free starter does that better (see the table).

Questions