The Mainframe
Mainframe-inspired portfolio with retro computing aesthetics.
Main Features of The Mainframe
How to Use The Mainframe in Next.js
Installation Guide for The Mainframe
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
terminalColor | string | #00ff00 | Terminal green color for text. |
backgroundColor | string | #000000 | Mainframe background color (black). |
enableScanlines | boolean | true | Enable CRT scanline effects. |
fontFamily | string | monospace | Monospace font for retro computing feel. |
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When to Use
Ideal for vintage tech blogs, retro gaming projects, and Next.js portfolios that want a high-fidelity '1970s Computing' aesthetic. Use this template for a nostalgic experience with green CRT phosphors, terminal scanlines, and heavy-iron UI containers.
Best Practices
Maintain scalable component architecture by keeping text monospaced and bright green. Follow React best practices by pairing this with deep black or dark gray backgrounds. Optimize for performance by managed the scanline animation frequency.
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Mainframe aesthetics tap into the origins of computing, communicating structural history and raw power. This production-ready UI template helpsคุณ build an interface that feels energetic and unique, adding a distinct 'Vintage' signature to your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
QDoes it have flicker?
The component features a subtle, low-frequency phosphor flicker that can be toggled via the `enableScanlines` prop for a true retro feel.
QCan I change the terminal color?
Yes, the `terminalColor` prop allows you to switch between classic 'P1 Green', 'Amber', or 'White' phosphor modes.
QIs it mobile responsive?
The 'Terminal' windows are designed as liquid containers that maintain their technical borders and scanlines while resizing for mobile screens.