Frequently Asked Questions

We offer full-stack web development, e-commerce solutions, SEO, and branding.

It depends on complexity, but typically between 2-6 weeks.

Absolutely. We offer maintenance plans and technical support.

Yes, we specialize in tailored solutions that meet your unique needs.

It scaffolds a full Next.js 15 project with TypeScript, SCSS, a modern responsive layout, a navbar, footer, optional e-commerce components, and a sitemap. It also installs all required dependencies like react-icons, sass, and lottie-react.

When prompted during the wizard, you can enter additional page names separated by commas. These will be auto-created with boilerplate content and added to the navigation config.

They are intentionally excluded from the navigation menu because they are rendered as icons when `isEcommerce` is enabled. Their functionality lives in the Navbar component logic.

Yes. As long as Node.js and Yarn are installed, you can run it from any terminal using `node web-dev-wizard.mjs`. Just make sure the `template/` folder exists beside it.

The CLI will copy e-commerce specific components and pages (like CartIcon, LoginButton, and checkout templates) into your project. These are lazily loaded and don’t interfere with static sites.

This usually happens if a dependency like `sass` or `lottie-react` wasn’t installed properly. Just run `yarn` or `yarn add` manually in your project folder to fix it.

It's recommended to use the wizard in a clean directory. It deletes and overwrites certain folders, so running it in an existing project might cause data loss.

You can modify `src/app/layout.tsx` for the layout structure, or tweak SCSS styles in `src/styles/Global.scss` and component-specific modules.

They are auto-generated into `src/config/menu.config.ts` based on your wizard choices. This config is consumed by the Navbar to render links.