1. Item Name : InstituteFlow - Education & Online Course NextJS Template
  2. Created: 10 August, 2026
  3. Item Version : v 1.0.0
  4. Author : pixavation
  5. Built with : Next.js 15, React 19 & TypeScript
InstituteFlow - Education & Online Course NextJS Template

Introduction

InstituteFlow - Education & Online Course NextJS Template

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Thank you for choosing InstituteFlow — a modern education & online-learning platform template built with Next.js (App Router), React, TypeScript and SCSS. It ships with 10+ home-page concepts and 40+ inner pages, is fully responsive and SEO-ready out of the box. This guide explains how to install, run, customize and extend the template.

Requirements

This is a Next.js application (not a static HTML site), so you need a Node.js environment to run and build it.

  • Node.js 18.18+ (Node 20 LTS recommended)
  • npm (bundled with Node.js)
  • A code editor such as VS Code

Template Features

  • Next.js 15 — App Router
  • React 19 & TypeScript (strict)
  • SCSS (Sass) source styles
  • Bootstrap 5 grid & utilities
  • GSAP animations & Swiper sliders
  • 10+ Awesome Home Demos
  • 40+ Awesome Inner Pages
  • Fully Responsive & Pixel-Perfect Design
  • SEO ready — per-page metadata, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, JSON-LD
  • PWA web manifest
  • Self-hosted Google Fonts via next/font
  • Server Components by default (fast, minimal JS)
  • Single-file customization (siteConfig)
  • Clean, documented & easy to customize

Installation

Unzip the template, open a terminal in the project folder and run the following commands:

# 1. Install dependencies
npm install

# 2. Start the development server (http://localhost:3000)
npm run dev

# 3. Create an optimized production build
npm run build

# 4. Serve the production build
npm run start

Available scripts:

  • npm run dev — development server with hot reload
  • npm run build — production build
  • npm run start — serve the production build
  • npm run lint — run ESLint

What's Included

After purchasing InstituteFlow on themeforest.net with your Envato account, download the template package. It contains:

  • main-file — the complete Next.js project source you install, run and edit.
  • documentation — this folder, containing what you are reading now :)

Project Structure

Folder Structure

The project follows a clean, predictable structure based on the Next.js App Router:

app/                     # Routes (Next.js App Router)
  (home)/                # Default home page  ->  /
  (demos)/               # Demo home pages    ->  /e-learning, /marketplace, ...
  (inner)/               # Inner pages        ->  /about-v1, /courses-v1, /faq, ...
  (kindergarten)/        # Kindergarten demo & its inner pages
  layout.tsx             # Root layout: fonts, global styles, metadata, scripts
  sitemap.ts             # /sitemap.xml
  robots.ts              # /robots.txt
  manifest.ts            # /manifest.webmanifest (PWA)
  not-found.tsx          # 404 page
  error.tsx              # Route error boundary
  global-error.tsx       # Root error boundary
  scss/                  # SCSS source (7-1 pattern); entry: style.scss

components/
  layout/                # Header, footers, preloader, scripts, chrome
  home1/                 # Sections for the default home page
  pages/                 # Sections grouped by demo / inner page
  shared/                # Reusable pieces (breadcrumbs, ...)
  auth/                  # Login / signup forms

lib/
  siteConfig.ts          # Brand, URL, contact, social - single source of truth
  metadata.ts            # createMetadata() helper for per-page SEO

public/assets/           # Images, fonts, template JS/CSS

Routing & Pages

Every folder under app/ that contains a page.tsx becomes a route. Folders wrapped in parentheses such as (demos) are route groups — they organize files and apply a shared layout (header/footer) without adding anything to the URL.

For example, app/(inner)/courses-v1/page.tsx is served at /courses-v1. See Adding a Page to create your own.

Styling (SCSS)

All styles are written in SCSS under app/scss/ using the 7-1 pattern. The single entry file app/scss/style.scss is imported once in app/layout.tsx. Global variables (colors, fonts, spacing) live in app/scss/utils/_variables.scss and _theme.scss. Sass is compiled automatically by Next.js — just edit and save.

Components & Scripts

Pages are composed from small, reusable section components in components/. Most components are React Server Components (no client JavaScript). The template's interactive behaviors (GSAP animations, Swiper sliders, menus) are initialized in a single client module, components/layout/InstituteFlowScripts.tsx, which loads the vendor libraries and the template main.js after hydration.

Customization

Site Configuration

Most brand-level values live in one file: lib/siteConfig.ts. Change the brand name, production URL, description, share image, contact details and social links here and they update across the whole site (browser title, Open Graph tags, header/footer branding, and more).

export const siteConfig = {
  name: "InstituteFlow",
  url: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL ?? "http://localhost:3000",
  title: "InstituteFlow - Education & Online Course NextJS Template",
  description: "...",
  ogImage: "/assets/imgs/home1/hero/hero-bg1_1.webp",
  locale: "en_US",
  contact: { email: "...", phone: "...", address: "..." },
  social: { facebook: "...", x: "...", instagram: "...", linkedin: "...", youtube: "..." },
};

Changing Images

All images live in the public/assets/imgs/ folder. To replace an image:

  1. Find the image in public/assets/imgs/ (the folder mirrors the page/section names).
  2. Replace it with your own file, keeping the same file name — or
  3. Add a new file and update the src="/assets/imgs/..." path in the relevant component under components/.

Changing Colors

The template is styled with SCSS. To change the theme colors:

  1. Open app > scss > utils > _variables.scss (and _theme.scss) in your editor.
  2. Change the right-side values of the color variables.
  3. Save the file — Next.js recompiles the SCSS automatically.

SEO & Metadata

Each page exports its own title/description via the createMetadata() helper in lib/metadata.ts:

import { createMetadata } from "@/lib/metadata";

export const metadata = createMetadata({
  title: "Courses",
  description: "Browse our online courses.",
  path: "/courses-v1",
});

The root layout defines the title template (%s | InstituteFlow) and default Open Graph / Twitter tags. app/sitemap.ts and app/robots.ts generate /sitemap.xml and /robots.txt. Set NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL so they emit absolute production URLs.

Adding a Page

  1. Create app/(inner)/my-page/page.tsx.
  2. Export metadata and the page component:
import { createMetadata } from "@/lib/metadata";

export const metadata = createMetadata({
  title: "My Page",
  description: "...",
  path: "/my-page",
});

export default function Page() {
  return <section>...</section>;
}

Then add the route to app/sitemap.ts and, if it should appear in the menu, to the navigation arrays in components/layout/Header.tsx.

Environment Variables

Copy .env.example to .env and adjust:

NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL=https://your-domain.com

NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL is the production origin used for canonical URLs, Open Graph tags and the sitemap.

Support

If you face any issue please contact us at Pixavation or through our Support Center. We provide real-time support for our customers.

Thank you for purchasing our Next.js template.