Why one writer stopped rebuilding Next.js landing pages for every micro-launch

The author describes how opening a fresh Next.js app for each small idea led to days spent on layout and setup while launches stalled. They argue that micro-launches only need a page that converts visitors into email signups or payments, not a full framework with auth, a CMS, or a design system. Static HTML with Tailwind is presented as a faster, cheaper option that can be hosted almost anywhere and edited without a build pipeline. The piece outlines a simple structure for such a page, covering a clear hero, a few benefits, three steps, a single price, FAQs, and one final call to action. The author advises waiting to start a Next.js project until the static page has shown real interest.