Launching My First Website Template — Noir Ink (Next.js + Tailwind CSS)

Codevix — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 07:42:55 +0000

Launching My First Website Template — Noir Ink

Today I’m excited to share something I’ve been working on for a while.

I’ve just launched my first website template called Noir Ink.

Noir Ink is a luxury dark-themed website template designed specifically for tattoo studios, tattoo artists, and creative portfolios.

The goal was to create something that feels modern, bold, and visually strong, while still being clean and reusable for developers and designers.

Design Concept

Tattoo studios usually prefer dark, premium-looking websites that highlight artwork and portfolios.

With Noir Ink, I focused on creating:

A dark luxury UI
Strong visual hierarchy
Smooth animations
Clean typography
A layout optimized for artist portfolios

The design makes it easy to showcase tattoos, artists, galleries, and studio information.

Tech Stack

The template is built with a modern development stack:

Next.js
React
Tailwind CSS
shadcn/ui
Reusable component structure

This makes the template easy to customize and extend for other creative websites as well.

Features

Some key features of the template include:

Modern dark UI
Smooth animations
Responsive design
Clean component structure
Easy customization
Optimized layout for portfolios and studios

The template is designed so developers can quickly adapt it for different types of creative businesses.

Live Demo

You can view the live version here:

👉 Live Demo

https://noir-ink.codevix.in

Template Download

If you like the design or want to use it in your own projects, the template is available here:

👉 Gumroad

https://codevix25.gumroad.com/l/noir-ink-tattoo-nextjs-template

Why I Built This

This is my first digital product launch, and creating something that goes from an idea to a complete product has been a really rewarding experience.

The goal is to continue building more templates, tools, and developer resources in the future.

Feedback

If you check out the demo, I would really appreciate any feedback about:

UI / UX
Design
Structure
Performance
Overall usability

Developer feedback always helps improve future projects.

Thanks for reading and supporting the project 🚀

Running Full-Stack Next.js Development on Android using Termux + Acode Editor 📱

Codevix — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 07:30:44 +0000

Running Next.js on Android using Termux + Acode Editor (Full mobile development setup)

I recently experimented with running a full Next.js development environment directly on an Android phone, and surprisingly it works really well.

This setup allows you to create, run, and develop complete React and Next.js applications directly from your phone without needing a laptop.

You can build full stack applications as well. PostgreSQL works in Termux, and tools like Drizzle ORM run smoothly.

You can also use modern UI libraries like shadcn/ui and other component libraries without issues.

Personally I use this stack while developing from my phone:

Next.js
Node.js
Tailwind CSS
shadcn/ui
Drizzle ORM
Neon Postgres
NextAuth
Socket.io
and many other tools depending on the project.

SETUP GUIDE

1️⃣ Install Termux
Download Termux from F-Droid.

2️⃣ Install Acode Editor
Download Acode Editor from GitHub.
This will be used to edit the Next.js project files.

UPDATE TERMUX

pkg update && pkg upgrade

INSTALL NODEJS

pkg install nodejs-lts

INSTALL NPM

pkg install npm

INSTALL PNPM

npm install -g pnpm

CREATE A NEXT.JS PROJECT

pnpm dlx create-next-app@latest nextjs

Move into the project folder

cd nextjs

Install Tailwind + PostCSS

pnpm add tailwindcss @tailwindcss/postcss postcss

IMPORTANT NOTE

Termux currently does not support Turbopack, so you must run Next.js using webpack.

Update the scripts inside package.json

"scripts": {
"dev": "next dev --webpack",
"build": "next build --webpack",
"start": "next start"
}

This step is very important otherwise Next.js may not run properly inside Termux.

RUN THE PROJECT

pnpm dev

Then open in your browser

http://localhost:3000

Now you can build and develop Next.js apps completely from your Android phone.

REAL EXAMPLE

I actually built a complete production website template using this exact setup.

Live Demo

View Live Demo

Template

Get the Template

COMING NEXT

Within the next few days I will also release an open-source project called Termux Terminal Copilot.

It will allow developers to use AI inside Termux similar to GitHub Copilot directly in the terminal.

The entire project will be free and open source so anyone can modify and build their own AI tools.

FEEDBACK

If anyone here is also developing projects directly from mobile devices, I would love to hear your workflow.

Always curious how other developers work with lightweight setups.

Forem: Codevix