Welcome to Nexus
What the template includes, what it intentionally leaves to your application, and how to use this guide.
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What you will learn
- Know what is included in the purchase.
- Understand the frontend-only boundary.
- Choose the correct documentation path for your task.
What Nexus is
Azora Nexus is a source-code admin dashboard template built with Next.js App Router, React, TypeScript, and a local CSS design system.
It provides operational dashboards, navigation, responsive layouts, forms, tables, charts, authentication screens, Calendar, Kanban, settings, and reusable interface examples. You own and edit the delivered source code inside your project.
What is included
The package is designed to shorten frontend implementation work.
- Responsive dashboard shell with desktop and mobile navigation.
- Light, dark, system theme, primary color, content width, and sidebar preferences.
- Example application pages and reusable interaction patterns.
- Local Nexus UI stylesheet with an optional CDN override.
- TypeScript, tests, UI contract audits, and production build scripts.
- A release script that creates a clean customer ZIP.
What you must connect
Nexus is a frontend template. Backend APIs, a database, production authentication, email delivery, file storage, payments, permissions, and business workflows are not included.
The demo uses local arrays and component state so you can evaluate the interface without external services. Replace those boundaries with services selected for your product.
Recommended learning path
Follow the guide in this order when starting a new implementation.
- Complete Getting Started and Installation.
- Read Project Structure before moving or deleting files.
- Complete First Customization, Branding, and Navigation.
- Read Frontend Scope, Data & API Integration, and Authentication.
- Run Quality Checks, then follow the deployment guide for your environment.