Great! Since you've already pushed your ZemenayTech project to GitHub, deploying to Vercel is straightforward. Here's how to do it:

Deploy to Vercel Steps:

1. Go to Vercel Dashboard

• Visit vercel.com
• Sign in with your GitHub account (or create account if needed)

2. Import Your Project

• Click "New Project" or "Add New..."
• Select "Import Git Repository"
• Choose your ZemenayTech repository from the list
• Click "Import"

3. Configure Deployment

• Project Name: Keep as zemenaytech-website or customize
• Framework Preset: Should auto-detect as "Next.js"
• Root Directory: Leave as ./ (default)
• Build Command: npm run build (auto-detected)
• Output Directory: .next (auto-detected)

4. Environment Variables(if any)

• Add any environment variables your project needs
• For your project, you might not need any initially

5. Deploy

• Click "Deploy"
• Wait for the build process (usually 1-2 minutes)
• Get your live URL (something like zemenaytech-website.vercel.app)

6. Custom Domain(Optional)

• Go to Project Settings → Domains
• Add your custom domain if you have one

That's it! Your ZemenayTech website will be live and automatically redeploy whenever you push changes to your GitHub repository.

The deployment should work perfectly since your project uses standard Next.js 15 with no special server requirements.

Let me give you a 100% working method with troubleshooting steps:

Method 1: Direct Vercel CLI (Most Reliable)

1. Install Vercel CLI

2. Login to Vercel

3. Deploy from your project directory

4. Follow prompts:

• Set up and deploy? Y
• Which scope? Your account
• Link to existing project? N (first time)
• Project name? zemenaytech-website
• Directory? ./ (press enter)

Method 2: Fix Common Issues

Issue 1: Build Errors

Check your package.json has correct scripts:

Issue 2: Font Issues

Make sure your globals.css font paths are correct and fonts exist in /public/fonts/

Issue 3: Image Issues

Ensure all images in /public/ folder are properly referenced

Method 3: Manual Vercel Dashboard

1. Zip your entire project folder
2. Go to vercel.com/new
3. Drag and drop the zip file
4. Wait for deployment

Method 4: Fork and Deploy

1. Fork a working Next.js template on Vercel
2. Replace the code with yours
3. Push changes

What specific error are you getting? Share the error message and I'll give you the exact fix!

The CLI method works 99.9% of the time. If that fails, there's likely a code issue we need to fix first.