Import Git Repository
Import a Git Repository to Vercel
You can create a new project on Vercel by importing your existing frontend project from a Git repository. Here's how to do it:
Using the Vercel Dashboard
Connect to your Git provider
- On the New Project page, under the "Import Git Repository" section, select your Git provider (GitHub, GitLab, or BitBucket)
- Follow the prompts to sign in to your chosen Git provider 1
Import your repository
- Find the repository you want to import from the list
- Select "Import" 1
Configure project settings (optional)
- Vercel will automatically detect your framework and necessary build settings
- You can expand the "Build & Output Settings" section to update the framework, build command, output directory, install command, or development command
- Set environment variables by expanding the "Environment Variables" section 1
Deploy your project
- Click the "Deploy" button
- Vercel will create the project and deploy it based on your configurations 1
Using Vercel CLI
If you prefer using the command line, you can deploy your existing project with:
vercel --cwd [path-to-project]Troubleshooting: Repository Not Found
If you can't find your GitHub repository in the list:
- Check your GitHub permissions - you may need to configure the GitHub App to give Vercel access to your repository
- Click "Configure GitHub App" or go to GitHub Profile > Settings > Applications to adjust permissions 2
- If still not visible, check Repository Permissions, Organization Permissions, and User Permissions 2
After deployment, you can view your project by selecting it in the dashboard and clicking on the Domain. Your site will be accessible to anyone with the URL. 1
导入获取URL
Japanese Financial Learning Tool Landing Page
I'll recreate this Japanese financial knowledge learning tool landing page using Next.js and Tailwind CSS. Let's build a responsive version that matches the design you provided.
Features
- Responsive Design: Works well on all device sizes
- Modern UI: Uses Tailwind CSS for styling with the same gradient effects as the original
- Dynamic Year: Footer automatically updates with the current year
- Optimized Links: Uses Next.js Link component for better performance
- SEO Ready: Includes proper metadata in the layout
You can deploy this to Vercel with a single click using the "Deploy" button in the top right corner of the code preview.
Customization Options
If you'd like to make any changes:
- Colors: Adjust the gradient colors in the header by modifying the
from-green-500 to-green-800classes - Content: Update the text content in the page.tsx file
- Links: Change the LINE link to point to your actual LINE account
- Add Images: You can enhance the page with images by importing and adding them to the layout
Would you like me to make any specific adjustments to the design?