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title: "Build a website with the starter kit"
slug: "build-a-website-with-the-starter-kit"
abstract: "Overview of the starter kit and the scenario for our example."
---
# Build a website with the starter kit

Welcome to this Content Hub ONE tutorial that focuses on the starter kit, a toolkit designed to help you fast track Content Hub ONE development and quickly deliver new projects. This practical hands-on tutorial will give you the confidence and knowledge to publish your own websites in no time.

The Content Hub ONE starter kit includes a pre-built [content model](https://doc.sitecore.com/ch-one/en/developers/content-hub-one/content-model-for-recipes.md "Content model for recipes") for a recipe website, which contains the content types, taxonomies, content, and media required to build it.

![recipe website](https://doc.sitecore.com/api/markdown-image/ch-one/en/developers/content-hub-one/images/recipe_website.png)

You'll learn how to extend the website and implement a new event page that displays related cooking events. As you move through this tutorial, you'll gain a better understanding of content modelling, content authoring, and media management using pre-built implementations to connect your application to Content Hub ONE; handle different field types; and use the APIs, SDKs, and CLI more effectively.

> [!note]
> This starter kit for building a recipe website is only available in NextJS. There is another [repository](https://developers.sitecore.com/content-management/content-hub-one#quickstarts) with examples for a wider variety of frameworks, including Astro, Svelte, and Vue. The tutorial is written for the Windows platform and uses Visual Studio Code to edit code; however, you can use the MacOS and an alternative code edit tool if you prefer.