What is this?
This is the public website for Nuvex, a blockchain-related project. It's a pure frontend — it never reads on-chain state or submits transactions itself.
Is this the Nuvex protocol itself, or just the site?
Just the site. The actual protocol, the documentation site, and the off-chain services each live in their own separate repositories.
How do I run it locally?
Install dependencies and start the Next.js dev server; it listens on port 3000 by default.
Do I need any wallet or API keys to run it?
No wallet or chain credentials are required since the site doesn't talk to the chain. You can optionally configure public URLs via .env.example.
Will I see live on-chain data on this site?
No — by design this repo never reads chain state, so any balances or transaction data you'd expect from a dApp come from the separate protocol and off-chain-service repos instead.
How is the codebase organized?
Routes live under src/app/ using the Next.js App Router, UI pieces are split into src/components/ (layout, navigation, buttons, cards, ui, animations, page sections), and content/navigation data is kept separate in src/data/.
What's in the docs/ folder?
It holds internal reference analysis and information architecture notes for the site itself, not end-user documentation.
Where do design tokens and typography come from?
They're defined centrally in src/styles/globals.css, which holds the design tokens and typography classes used across the site.
What are similar projects?
tweakcn, hey.xyz, solana-meme-tool, cult-ui, rare-ui, arc-library, ink-kit, taste-skill
Which topics is it in?
landing-page, design-systems, website, marketing, typography, web3, blockchain, nextjs, ui-components, animation, css, ui