I'll recreate this HTML file as a modern Next.js application. Let me implement this for you:

I've recreated the HTML file as a modern Next.js application with the following features:

1. Responsive Design: The layout adapts to different screen sizes using Tailwind CSS
2. Modern UI Components: Used shadcn/ui components like Button, Card, and Tabs
3. Optimized Images: Set up with Next.js Image component for better performance
4. Interactive Elements: Implemented tabs for pricing plans (monthly/yearly)
5. Accessibility: Added proper semantic HTML and screen reader support

The application includes:

• A clean, modern header with navigation
• Hero section with gradient text and call-to-action buttons
• Features section with cards
• Interactive pricing section with tabs for monthly/yearly plans
• Testimonials section
• Call-to-action section
• Comprehensive footer with links and social media icons

You can now add this to your Next.js project or create a new one with this code.

How to Deploy Your Next.js Application

You can easily deploy your Next.js application to Vercel, which is the platform created by the team behind Next.js and offers the best deployment experience for Next.js projects.

Option 1: Deploy directly from this conversation

The simplest way to deploy this project is directly from our conversation:

1. Click the "..." menu at the top right of the code block
2. Select "Add to codebase" to add this project to your local environment
3. Once added to your codebase, click the "Deploy" button in the top right corner of the UI

Option 2: Deploy manually to Vercel

If you prefer to deploy manually, follow these steps:

1. Push your code to a Git repository

First, make sure your project is in a Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket):

2. Import your project to Vercel

1. Go to vercel.com and sign in or create an account
2. Click "Add New..." and select "Project"
3. Connect to your Git provider if you haven't already 1
4. Find your repository in the list and click "Import" 2
5. Vercel will automatically detect that it's a Next.js project and configure the build settings
6. Click "Deploy" to start the deployment process

3. Access your deployed site

Once the deployment is complete, Vercel will provide you with a URL where your site is live. You can also configure a custom domain in the project settings.

Additional Deployment Options

If you prefer not to use Vercel, you can also deploy your Next.js application to other platforms:

• AWS Amplify: Offers seamless CI/CD and hosting
• Netlify: Simple deployment with continuous deployment
• DigitalOcean App Platform: Managed app hosting with scaling
• Self-hosted: Export your app with next build and next export for static hosting

For the best experience with Next.js, I recommend using Vercel as it's specifically optimized for Next.js applications and provides features like:

• Automatic HTTPS
• Global CDN
• Serverless Functions support
• Preview Deployments for pull requests
• Environment Variables management
• Analytics and monitoring

Let me know if you need help with any specific part of the deployment process!