Use when starting work on an AstroDeck project, needing to understand the project structure, or looking up available components, sections, and layouts.
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npm install # Install dependencies
npm run dev # Start development server (localhost:4321)
npm run build # Build for production
npm run preview # Preview production build
AstroDeck uses a three-tier hierarchy of building blocks:
| Tier | What | Count | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Components | Small UI primitives (Button, Dialog, Tabs...) | 11 | src/components/ui/ |
| Sections | Full page sections (Hero, Pricing, FAQ...) | 16 | src/components/sections/ |
| Pages | Complete page templates (SaaS, Portfolio...) | 11 | src/pages/ |
Components are the smallest pieces. Sections combine components into full-width blocks. Pages assemble sections into complete websites.
src/
├── components/sections/ # TIER 2: Hero, CTA, Features, Pricing, FAQ, etc.
├── components/ui/ # TIER 1: shadcn/ui components (Button, Card, Dialog...)
├── layouts/ # BaseLayout, FullWidthLayout, AuthLayout, ArticleLayout
├── pages/ # TIER 3: Complete pages with file-based routing
├── content/ # Content Collections (blog)
├── styles/globals.css # Design tokens
└── lib/utils.ts # Utility functions
Always use path aliases:
import Component from "@/components/Component.astro";
import { Button } from "@/components/ui/button";
import Layout from "@/layouts/BaseLayout.astro";
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Use when creating or modifying any UI element visible to the user, reviewing HTML markup, adding interactive elements, or when Lighthouse Accessibility drops below 90.
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Use when creating or modifying .astro/.tsx files, configuring astro.config.mjs, working with Content Collections, or when TypeScript or build errors occur.
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Use when creating or editing pages, blog posts, or content files, adding meta tags, or when Lighthouse SEO drops below 90.
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Use when completing any task (final validation step), running audits, preparing for deployment, or when ESLint/TypeScript/build errors occur.
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Use when writing or reviewing any CSS class, changing colors, modifying globals.css, or when hardcoded colors or inline styles are detected.
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Use when creating or modifying any visible UI element, adjusting spacing or typography, reviewing visual consistency, or when Lighthouse Performance drops below 90.
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