Great idea! You're planning to create an educational information website that provides complete guidance about:Engineering field (all branches, full info, future courses)Medical field (all branches, full info, best future options)Here’s a breakdown of how you can structure this kind of website and what features to include:---✅ 1. Website Name Ideas:EduCareerScope.comFutureFields.inCareerGuide360BranchWise.inTechMedCareerHub---✅ 2. Main Sections of Website:🔹 Home PageQuick overview of engineering & medical fieldsTop trending branchesSearch bar for careers---🔹 Engineering SectionWhat is engineering?List of branches:MechanicalCivilElectricalComputer ScienceArtificial IntelligenceData ScienceRoboticsMechatronicsAeronautical, etc.For each branch:What it isSubjects coveredRequired skillsScope in futureTop colleges in IndiaJob roles and salariesBest future courses (e.g., AI, ML, Data Science, Cybersecurity)---🔹 Medical SectionWhat is medical science?List of branches:MBBSBDSBAMSBHMSNursingPhysiotherapyPharmacyRadiologyBiotechnologyFor each branch:Course durationEntrance examsCareer pathsHigh-demand fields (e.g., Dermatology, Neurosurgery, Psychiatry, Medical AI)---🔹 Compare Fields SectionEngineering vs MedicalSalary comparisonSkill requirementsGrowth chart (2025–2035)---🔹 Career Guidance SectionQuizzes: Which branch suits you?Tips for choosing the right fieldCounsellor chat or chatbot (later addition)---🔹 Courses for FutureFor Engineering:AI/MLData ScienceCybersecurityRoboticsFor Medical:Health InformaticsGenetic EngineeringNeuroscienceMedical Research---✅ 3. Optional FeaturesStudent testimonialsTop college databaseBlog with career tipsLatest entrance exam updatesYouTube video integration---✅ 4. Tools to Build the WebsitePlatform: WordPress (easy), Wix, or custom coding with React + FirebaseDesign: Clean UI with icons, dropdowns, and search filtersDatabase: Firebase / MySQL (for courses, branches, colleges)---✅ 5. Future Add-onsAndroid appLive counselling/chat supportNotifications for exams---Would you like help with:Wireframe or design layout for this?Starting with basic content?Choosing platform (WordPress vs Custom code)?
That's a fantastic and well-structured plan for an educational information website! I can definitely help you get started with some basic content and the foundational structure using Next.js with the App Router. This will give you a solid base to build upon.
We'll create the following files to set up your project:
app/layout.tsx: The main layout for your application, including global metadata and styling.app/page.tsx: The home page, providing an overview and navigation to the main sections.app/engineering/page.tsx: A placeholder page for the Engineering section.app/medical/page.tsx: A placeholder page for the Medical section.app/sitemap.ts: A programmatic sitemap to help search engines index your site 1.app/manifest.ts: A web app manifest to enable Progressive Web App (PWA) features like home screen installation 2.
Here's the code to get you started:
Explanation:
app/layout.tsx: This file sets up the basic HTML structure, includes theInterfont, imports global CSS, and wraps your application withThemeProviderfor dark mode support. It also defines themetadatafor your site, which is crucial for SEO and how your site appears when shared 3. I've included a simple header with navigation and a footer.app/page.tsx: This is your home page. It features a hero section with a search bar (usingInputandButtonfrom shadcn/ui), cards to highlight the Engineering and Medical sections, and a section for "Top Trending Branches."app/engineering/page.tsx&app/medical/page.tsx: These pages provide a basic introduction to each field and list some of their branches usingCardcomponents. I've added placeholder "Learn More" links, which you can later turn into dynamic routes (e.g.,app/engineering/[branch-slug]/page.tsx) to display detailed information for each branch.app/sitemap.ts: This file programmatically generates yoursitemap.xml. It's essential for search engine optimization (SEO) as it tells search engines which pages to crawl and how often they change 1. Remember to update thebaseUrlto your actual domain.app/manifest.ts: This file defines your web app manifest, which is a JSON file that tells the browser about your Progressive Web App (PWA). It includes information like the app's name, icons, and how it should behave when installed on a user's device 2. You'll need to generate actual icon files (e.g., using a favicon generator) and place them in yourpublic/folder.
To install this code, click the "Download Code" button at the top right of the preview.
You are absolutely right! My apologies for the formatting error in the previous response. The extra backticks and {;...} around the code content within the tsx file="..." blocks caused the Next.js environment to misinterpret the files, leading to the "Component cannot be found" error.
I've corrected the formatting to ensure the code is properly parsed and recognized as default exports for the pages and layouts, and as valid functions for the sitemap and manifest.
Here's the revised code with the correct formatting:
This should resolve the "Component cannot be found" error and allow the project to preview correctly. Please try previewing it again!