What belongs on a coming soon page?
A coming soon page holds the address while the product is still being built and collects the people who want to know when it opens. The sections here combine a short promise with a sign-up field, a countdown to the launch, or a teaser that reveals the name step by step. They are made to stand alone on a page, so they fill the screen and need no navigation.
Three things make them work: a date or at least a season, one sentence on what is coming, and one field for an email address. Leave out everything else; on a teaser page visitors decide in seconds. Each section is a single React file with Tailwind classes, and you set the date, the text and the form target right in the file.
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Frequently asked questions
Only with a fixed date. A countdown that runs out without a launch costs trust. Without a date, a sign-up field with a line like “Opening in spring” works better.
A little. Google can already index the page, and the domain gains age before launch. Put the product name and one clear sentence about it in the text, not only in an image.
Wherever you send them. The form calls one submit function that you connect to your mailing tool or your own endpoint.
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