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Next.js 15 Fullstack Web Apps · Lesson

Nested Layouts and Route Groups

Structure your application with nested layouts and organize routes using route groups for better modularity.

Nested Layouts: Shared UI

Welcome! In this lesson, we'll explore two powerful App Router features: Nested Layouts and Route Groups.

Nested layouts allow you to share UI components (like headers, sidebars, or footers) across multiple pages within a specific segment of your application. This helps maintain consistency and reduces code duplication.

How Layouts Work

In Next.js 15 App Router, layouts are defined by creating a layout.tsx file inside a folder.

  • A layout component receives a children prop, which will be the content of the nested route segments (e.g., page.tsx or other nested layouts).
  • Layouts are rendered hierarchically, meaning an outer layout wraps an inner layout.

All lessons in this course

  1. Dynamic Routes and Catch-all Segments
  2. Nested Layouts and Route Groups
  3. Parallel and Intercepting Routes
  4. Loading and Error UI Conventions
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