v1.0.0 — Latest Release

CraftedLanding

Server Homepage Kit

Build stunning Minecraft server homepages without touching code. One config file. Full control. Ship in minutes.

Next.js 15React 19TypeScript

What's Inside

CraftedLanding gives you everything you need to launch a professional Minecraft server homepage without writing a single line of code. Just open the config file, change what you want, and you're done.

One-File Setup

Edit site.config.ts and watch your entire site transform. No digging through code.

Pixel-Perfect Theme

Full RGB color control. Match your server brand in seconds.

Blazing Fast

Static export means instant loading. No server overhead.

Live Status

Real-time player count and server status with zero config.

Battle-Tested

Built with Next.js 15, React 19, and TailwindCSS.

Deploy Anywhere

Netlify, Vercel, or any static host. Your choice.

Tech Stack

TechnologyVersionPurpose
Next.js15.1React framework with App Router
React19.0Latest stable UI library
TypeScript5.8Type-safe configuration
TailwindCSS3.4Utility-first styling
Lucide IconsLatest500+ beautiful icons

What You Get

  • Full source code — No obfuscation, no restrictions
  • 6 modular sections — Hero, Status, Stats, Game Modes, Features, CTA
  • Live server status — Player count updates every 30 seconds
  • Animated backgrounds — Optional particle effects
  • Mobile-first design — Perfect on every device
  • Static export — Deploy to any web host
No Coding Required
Everything is controlled through a single TypeScript config file. If you can edit text, you can customize this template.

Quick Preview

Here's how simple it is to change your server name and IP:

src/config/site.config.ts
server: {
  name: 'YourServer',              // Your server name
  tagline: 'Join the adventure!',  // Your tagline
  ip: 'play.yourserver.com',       // Your IP address
  version: '1.20.4',               // MC version
}

That's it. Save the file and your site updates instantly. Ready to get started?

Built for server owners who'd rather focus on their community than fight with HTML.