wtf is proxy-now-website?

This repository contains the website for ProxyNow, a proxy service. It's the public-facing site that visitors land on when they want to learn about or sign up for the product. The project is built using Next.js, a popular web framework that handles both the visible pages people see and the behind-the-scenes logic that powers site features. At a high level, the code is organized into two main parts. There are page files that determine what the website looks like, you can edit a file and see the changes update live in your browser. Then there are API routes, which are essentially small backend functions that handle things like processing requests or returning data, accessible through the site's /api/ URLs. The site also automatically optimizes its font (Inter, a clean and common typeface) so pages load quickly. Someone who would use this repository is a developer or designer working on ProxyNow's web presence. For example, if the marketing team wants a new pricing page or a redesigned homepage, a developer would open this project, modify the relevant page file, and publish the updated site. It's also set up to deploy easily on Vercel, a hosting platform that can take the code live on the internet with minimal configuration. Beyond that, the README doesn't go into detail about ProxyNow's specific business logic, custom features, or how the proxy service itself actually works. The documentation is essentially the default starter template that comes with a new Next.js project, so it covers the basics of running and editing the site but doesn't describe anything unique to the ProxyNow brand or its particular features.