Sanity & headless CMS development
Your content in one place,
everywhere.
Your content lives in Sanity and goes to your website, your app and anywhere else through one API. And your team gets an editor they will like using.
- Sanity
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Vercel
- GraphQL
The product
One studio,
every channel.
An example Sanity build. You edit content once, and it shows everywhere.
What's included
Content that
does more.
Sanity stores content as data. So the same content can run a website, an app and a screen. You write it once and publish it everywhere.
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A custom Studio
A Sanity Studio set up for your content. Clear fields and a workspace your editors like using.
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Structured content
Content stored as data, with Portable Text for rich text. It is not stuck in one page layout, so each channel can show it in its own way.
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Headless delivery
Content sent from Sanity through GROQ and GraphQL APIs to a fast front end. That can be Next.js, a mobile app, a screen in a shop, or anything else.
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Live preview and teamwork
Live preview and editing together in real time. Your team sees changes as they make them, and nobody overwrites anyone else.
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Migration
We move your current content into a clean structure. Old, messy pages often start to make sense at this point.
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Integrations
Sanity connected to your other systems, with custom input fields where the standard ones don’t fit.
The stack
One content source,
any front end.
Content set up in Sanity and sent to whichever framework suits each screen.
- Sanity
- Next.js
- React
- Astro
- TypeScript
- GraphQL
- Vercel
- Netlify
- Tailwind CSS
- Algolia
- GitHub
- Figma
Content is data, not pages
A traditional CMS ties your content to one website’s layout. When you need that content somewhere else, like an app, a second site or a screen in a shop, you copy and paste it. Sanity stores content as data. You write it once, and one API sends it anywhere.
Both sides win. Developers get clean, predictable content to build with. Editors get a fast, friendly Studio that asks only for what they need to enter.
One source of truth
Write once,
publish everywhere.
Your content lives in Sanity and goes to your website, your app and anything else through one API. Your editors see screens built around your content. And when you add a new channel later, you don’t have to enter everything again.
- Content modelled around your business
- A custom Sanity Studio for your editors
- One API, many front ends
- Migration from an existing CMS
How we work
How we set up
Sanity.
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Model
We plan the content model: the types of content and how they link. It follows your content.
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Build the Studio
A Sanity Studio with the fields, previews and checks your editors need, and nothing more.
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Connect the front end
Your site or app gets the content through the API. Live preview lets editors see changes in place.
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Move and train
We bring your current content across, then train your team so they feel confident from day one.
Behind the build
Models, releases
and images.
Three parts of a Sanity setup that editors use every week.
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Content model Content types planned with your team, before the front end. -
Scheduling Releases planned and published on a set date. -
Media Images with focus points and crops for every screen size.
The model is the product
Content set up
as data.
Most CMS problems come from saving a page instead of the thing the page is about. Set up a product, an author or an event once, and every screen can ask for it. Later, you can add a second front end without copying any content.
- Content types that match your business
- Editors see only the fields that apply
- Portable Text, so content is clean and not messy HTML
Questions
What people ask
about Sanity.
Your content is no longer tied to one layout. Set it up once and it can run a site, an app and more. And editing is much nicer.
Yes, that is what it does best. One content source can feed a website, a mobile app and any other channel through the same API.
No. We set up the Studio so editors see clear fields and a live preview. Most teams find it easier than their old system.
Yes. Moving content into a clean structure is a big part of the value, and we do it carefully.
Get in touch
Outgrown your CMS?
Tell us where your content needs to go. We will plan a setup that gets it there.