SEO

The project implements all the best practices to be performant, indexable and accessible to everyone.

Optimisations

Specifically, the web part of the project

• follows SEO and meta tags best practices, including OpenGraph, Twitter and other tags;
• defines manifest.json and is PWA ready using next-pwa (opens in a new tab);
• RSS feed is generatated automatically using node-rss (opens in a new tab) ;
• robots.txt is generated automatically;
• sitemap.xml is generated automatically;
• icons and favicons are pregenerated by Next.js Metadata (opens in a new tab), feel free to replace them with your own design.

All these things are set up at the root of the apps/web[basic|pro]/src/app folder and extra icons are available at the apps/web[basic|pro]/public folder. You will need to change these before deploying.

Refer to the Next.js Metadata docs (opens in a new tab) to learn more.

Verify

Here is the list of available validators to make sure you web app is looking strong and production-ready.

• PageSpeed Insights (opens in a new tab) - a complete analysis for a website (Lighthouse);
• Google ​robots.txt report (opens in a new tab) - validate robots;
• Google Build a sitemap (opens in a new tab) - build sitemap;
• W3 RSS validator (opens in a new tab) - validate RSS feed;
• Web App Manifest (opens in a new tab) - learn more about PWA and web app manifest.

All of these are passed by default, so you do not to spend time on any extra optimisation.