Agency partners & community ambassadors

We're veterans in Sanity Development, working on improving education around structured content, pioneering some of the best practices in Sanity Studio, and improving the overall JAMstack experience for clients worldwide.

Most recently, we're over the moon to announce that our founder Jono, has just become part of the first cohort of community ambassadors. On top of this, we're also launching an enterprise accelerator which aims to work in lockstep with your developers to bring the very best that Sanity has to offer.

This might sound standard, but hitting a button and making your content live isn't typical among high-performing websites. This is because static websites typically perform faster, and pushing content live typically requires a build step between them.

That being said, the Live Content API, is exactly what you would expect, and then some. It's a way of hitting a button and populating your website with live content, but more specifically, without a refresh.

That means, in real-time, you would see landing pages come to life, e-commerce products magically come back in stock, all without hitting that pesky refresh button. Yes, really.

Here's a video to prove it - probably the coolest tech party trick

What is the point of having near-instantaneous publishing times if you do not pair that with a first-rate live preview? You can probably guess what Sanity's Presentation is.

It's a combination of on-rails design, using page builder blocks that fit together flawlessly, alongside being able to preview something long before it goes live.

On top of that, if you've ever had to work with a large number of pages, you'll know how difficult it is to track down individual pages in your headless CMS. Well, now all you need to do is click. Watch the video, you'll get the idea.

Building pages shouldn't be a hassle. Why can't you just pick a set of page blocks, drag and drop them, and boom, that should be enough? Well, we've inherited enough websites to know this isn't everybody's first experience of "the headless CMS experience".

That's why we want to stress how nice a page builder feels when set up correctly. We actually built the page you're reading with a page builder, and that was effortless. I know what the next question is: for an idea of how many blocks you would need, Roboto Studio's own website was built with less than 20 in its entirety.

If you've ever opened a filing cabinet before, you know how difficult it is to keep track of hundreds of sheets of paper. A website isn't any different if you don't organise it well. That's why we take time, effort and a lot of experimentation within our open-source projects to ensure you only get the best experience. Navigating documents should be easy.

Sanity optimises your media for you. You can select a hotspot, a little ring selector on top of the image, to ensure your subject is never out of focus. This means rather than burning through time opening optimisation tools, and Photoshop to tweak things, your images and videos should look razor sharp and highly optimised on every screen resolution. Even that old Nokia your Grandma carries around.