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JAMstack Icons
The JavaScript-APIs-Markup stack icons you'll use most: build frameworks and deploy hosts.
What’s in the pack
JAMstack — JavaScript, APIs, and Markup — has largely become shorthand for “statically-built or edge-rendered frontend deployed to a CDN.” The modern incarnation looks like Astro, Next.js, or SvelteKit on the build side, with Vercel or Netlify on the host side. These six icons cover the frameworks and hosts you’ll reach for most when illustrating a JAMstack architecture.
How to use them
For a canonical JAMstack diagram: put the framework icons (Astro, Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit) on the build side, the hosts (Vercel, Netlify) on the deploy side, and arrows pointing out to a CDN edge. Nuxt and SvelteKit both have tall marks — give them matching vertical bounds so the row reads evenly.
Related packs
- Frontend frameworks pack — the underlying React, Vue, Svelte
- Modern data stack — if your JAMstack site needs a backend