In this chapter, you learned what a page is in Nuxt and how to create different kinds of routes for your app. You learned how to customize the default app template and layout, as well as how to create new layouts and a 404 page. You learned how to use CSS transitions and animations, as well as JavaScript hooks and methods, to make the transition between your app pages interesting. If you have been following the guides from the start, you should be able to deliver a small project with a nice looking layout by now. You can find a website example in /chapter-4/nuxt-universal/sample-website/ in our GitHub repository that has used what we have learned in this and previous chapters.
In the next chapter, we are going to explore the /components/ directory. You will learn how to make use of it in Nuxt apps to refine the layouts and pages we have covered in this chapter by understanding Vue components in more detail, including passing data to them from the page and layout components, creating...
