Content management with WordPress, Sanity and Payload
You should be able to change a menu, add a project or publish news in a minute. We set up WordPress, Sanity or Payload CMS depending on the project, and Docusaurus for documentation sites: a simple admin, the fields you actually need and a site that stays fast no matter how much you publish.
The stack
Edit your own site without a developer.
Why it matters for your business
- Update your site in minutesTexts, photos, prices, menus and news edited from a simple admin, without waiting for a developer.
- Content in every languageTranslations side by side with fallbacks, so nothing is published half-translated.
- Stays fast as you publishHeadless setups deliver content to a fast Next.js site, so a hundred articles cost nothing in speed.
- Safe to editRoles, drafts, previews and version history mean nobody can break the live site by accident.
Your site should change as often as your business.
New opening hours, a seasonal menu, a job opening, a project you are proud of: if publishing takes an email to a developer, it does not happen. A good CMS turns a static site into a living one.
We set up WordPress when you want the familiar, Sanity or Payload CMS when content is structured and multilingual, and Docusaurus for documentation. The admin shows only the fields you need, with previews and version history, and the public site stays fast whatever you publish.
Choosing a content system with us means looking at who will publish, how often and in how many languages. We model the content types together, with required fields, previews and validation, so editors cannot break the layout and translations never fall out of sync. Training is part of every project, usually a recorded session plus a short written guide, and the first few publications after launch are reviewed together. The result is a site your team updates in minutes, and a structure that can feed a mobile app or a second site later without starting over.
How we work with it
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Audit and plan
We review what you have, define the goal and write a proposal with scope, timeline and cost.
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Design and prototype
Structure and screens in Figma, approved by you before any code is written.
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Build in sprints
Short cycles with a demo at the end of each, on a staging environment you can test.
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Launch and support
Deployment, monitoring, training and a backlog for the next phase.
Questions and answers
All technologies
FrontendInterfaces in React, Next.js, Vue and Angular.
BackendAPIs, authentication and the logic behind the screen.
DatabasesThe right store for every kind of data.
Cloud and DevOpsHosting, deployment, containers and CI/CD.
Tooling and workflowBuild tools, linting and monorepos that keep code healthy.
Testing and QAAutomated tests that catch problems before customers do.
Mobile appsiOS and Android apps, native or cross-platform.
Design and collaborationDesigned in Figma, planned in the open.
Monitoring and dataSee errors, performance and events as they happen.
Analytics and growthMeasure what matters and keep in touch.
Get a quote for your content management
Every project is quoted individually after a short call. Tell us about your business and you will get a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost within one working day.
- 1We reply within one working day
- 2A short call to understand your goals and what you have today
- 3A written proposal with scope, timeline and cost, no obligation
