Every route you have created in the custom routes above will land on a "page" that has all the HTML markup and content that we want to show on the frontend. From a software architecture perspective, this HTML markup and content, including meta info, images, and fonts, are the view or presentation layer of your app. In Nuxt, we can create and customize our view easily. Let's discover what makes up a Nuxt view and how you can customize it.
Understanding the Nuxt view
The view structure in Nuxt consists of the app template, HTML head, layout, and page layers. You can use them to create views for your app routes. In a more complex app, you would populate them with data from an API, while in a simple app, you can just embed dummy data directly and manually into them. We will walk you through each of these layers in the upcoming sections. Before diving into that, please take a moment to study the following diagram, which will give you a complete view of...
