Sanity Website Development

Sanity Website Development

Cutting-edge websites built with Sanity (sanity.io) that produces amazing websites with exceptional content editing experience. Flexible, fast, and secure.

Headless gives you the flexibility to design robust and elegant websites without compromising security and speed. We can ensure strong security with the flexibility to design dynamic or static websites.

Benefits of using Sanity

  • Fast - without the weight of a monolith CMS, headless websites are incredibly fast, impressing both your users and search engines.
  • Secure - by decoupling the front and the back-ends, it's much more difficult for hackers to access sensitive information.
  • Flexible - without the constraints of a front-end driven by a CMS, you have the flexibility to develop a user-focused website.

Sanity powers some of the biggest websites in the world. We build headless for Enterprise and SMB customers worldwide.

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Why Us For Sanity Headless Development?

Sanity CMS

Exceptional editing experience, amazing SEO, and used by some of the worlds leading websites, Sanity should be on your list to review. Sanity is used by the likes of Nike, Sonos, Figma and Cloudflare.

Multiple Front-End Technologies

We have a dedicated software team who are experienced working with multiple technologies and therefore comfortable developing with most front-end frameworks such as Gatsby, Next.js, Nuxt.js, Frontity, React, Vue, and many more.

Sanity Composable Content Cloud

Sanity is pushing the content experience to new levels. Their focus on not only making adding and editing content simpler than any other CMS, it's also on making that content work harder to produce exceptional user experience.

Front-End Interactivity & Transitions

Without the constraints of a traditional CRM, you are free to build whatever you want on the front-end. Whether it's the integration of videos, complex transitions, interactive design elements, or anything else to impress your customers, we are happy to work with you and develop the perfect experience for your clients.

Hosting

Whether it's a complete solution such as WP engine Atlas (for WordPress) or a hosting set up through a solution such as Netlify, we are happy to set up the hosting, so you're ready to launch with the right configuration to ensure stability and great user experience.

Launch & Post Launch Support

Once your site has launched, we'll be there to ensure everything works smoothly for the first couple of months. After that, we offer ongoing maintenance packages to ensure your website is updated and stable, as well as updating it to ensure it constantly evolves.

Expertise and Experience

With a leadership team with over 20 years in the industry, we have the expertise and experience to deliver the highest quality, cutting-edge solutions at incredible value. Our team has won multiple awards, including appearing in the top 10 of the Deloitte Technology Fast 50. Meaning we have the experience and ability to deliver the best development solutions available.

Headless Website Development Technologies

Headless CMS

Prismic

Contentful

Strapi

Sanity

BloomReach

CoreDNA

GraphCMS

Storyblok

Front-End Technologies

React

React Native

Vue

Next.js

Gatsby.js

Nuxt.js

Electron

Other Technologies

Amplify

Firebase

GraphQL

Webpack

TypeScript

Jest

Docker

Cloud Technologies & Hosting services

GCP

AWS

Azure

DigitalOcean

Heroku

Headless Web Development FAQs

A headless CMS is a type of backend content management system with the content repository (body) separated or decoupled from the presentation layer (front-end). The CMS makes the content accessible through an API.

Traditional CMSs do a great job in most situations, but we live in an omnichannel world, with headless bringing enormous benefits from having a single content repository with multiple front ends. There is also the pressure to achieve a better user experience through fast websites as well as other Google Core Web Vital factors. By decoupling a website, it is much easier to achieve an enhanced user experience in terms of speed and functionality.

There are many headless CMSs available, and it’s worth spending a little bit of time researching the market to determine the most appropriate solution for you. We’ve written an article that looks at some of the best headless solutions available.

A headless CMS can do wonders for your SEO, such as improving page speed and user experience. Depending on your strategy and execution, it can offer better results than traditional (monolith) CMSs. We have written an article looking at the main technical SEO factors for a headless websites and how to approach these with a headless build.

The biggest disadvantage of a headless CMS is the initial cost to adopt this infrastructure since it requires integration and configuration at every stage. It’s also not suitable for non-developers or business owners without experienced developers working for them. Lastly, a headless architecture doesn’t (normally) allow developers to preview content before deployment.

Yes, WordPress can be used as a headless CMS and works with most front-ends such as Next and Frontity. You'll need to use WordPress REST API and WPGraphQL which both make the process simpler. we've written an article on WordPress as a headless CMS, hope it helps.

The term ‘headless’ is derived from the concept of chopping the head, which in this case is your site’s front-end and separating it from the body, which is the backend. In essence, the presentation (display) layer is separated from the body and connected using API.

The most recommended headless CMSs in the market include Contentful, Butter CMS, Contentstack, Kontent.ai, GraphCMS, Strapi, Storyblok, and Sanity, to name a few. We've put together an blog post on the top Headless CMSs to look at.

The front-end of a website is simply what you see displayed on your screen – the graphics, typography, and the arrangement of different visual components. Thus, a front-end framework is a tool or technology used to build a website's visual structure (or front-end). A headless front-end framework, in contrast, is an endpoint, a content repository, or CMS with the front-end detached from the back-end and connected through APIs. There is lots more on headless front-ends on our blog.

It is said that at least one new JavaScript front-end framework is released every month, if not one every week. This means developers have a huge array of frameworks and tools to choose from, but this also means it gets overwhelming very quickly. Fortunately, the number of frameworks and libraries that have matured in terms of developer support, community and tooling is not that vast. We've reviewed some of the best headless front-ends on our blog.

Using a headless CMS platform, users can develop fully custom websites, product catalogues, and eCommerce stores, and display their content on multiple devices and destinations, such as websites, social media platforms, blogs, and apps. Users can also make their systems more agile and scalable due to the abundance of third-party software they can integrate using APIs.

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