Sanity Schema Design
Document types, references, portable text, and validation rules that match how your team publishes — not a generic blog schema.
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Available for hireYour marketing team should edit content without filing a GitHub issue. I build headless CMS setups — usually Sanity plus a fast frontend like Astro — with schemas editors understand, previews they trust, and frontends that stay fast under real publishing volume.
End-to-end content platform work — schema design, frontend integration, previews, and the glue that keeps marketing autonomous.
Document types, references, portable text, and validation rules that match how your team publishes — not a generic blog schema.
Static and hybrid rendering, content collections, image pipelines, and sitemaps — marketing pages that score on speed and SEO.
Draft previews, staging environments, and publish hooks so stakeholders review before go-live without developer babysitting.
WordPress and legacy CMS exports mapped into structured content — redirects, slug preservation, and phased cutover plans.
Organizations adopt headless when WordPress themes choke on speed, or editors outgrow rigid page builders.
I design fields and desk structures around editorial jobs — launch a campaign, update a product line, localize a page.
Broken preview URLs erode trust. I wire preview modes that reflect real routing, styles, and draft content accurately.
A headless CMS does not fix a heavy React marketing site. I pair the right frontend — often Astro — with sensible caching.
Structured redirects, canonical metadata, and content mapping so rankings do not tank on launch week.
Editorial discovery before schema commits — so the CMS fits the team on day one and year two.
Content types, publishing cadence, roles, and integrations (forms, ecommerce, localization).
Sanity structure, GROQ queries, Astro routes, and preview strategy documented for stakeholders.
Templates, components, CMS wiring, and content import in milestones editors can validate.
Editor guides, sanity desk tweaks, monitoring, and post-launch fix window for content edge cases.
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Describe your content types, current CMS pain, and launch timeline. I will outline schema approach, frontend choice, and a realistic migration or greenfield plan.
Start a ProjectProven CMS + frontend pairings — chosen for editor UX and frontend performance together.
Live sites where content autonomy and frontend speed both show up.
Astro storefront with Sanity-driven collections, editorial pages, and merchandising content — editors update campaigns without redeploying code.
Astro-powered portfolio with structured content patterns, blog-ready architecture, and performance-first delivery — the same stack I recommend to content-heavy clients.
Sanity is my default for marketing and ecommerce editorial teams — flexible schemas, great preview story, strong developer experience. I also work with Contentful and others when the org already standardized on them.
For content-heavy marketing and catalog sites, Astro often delivers better default performance with less client JS. Next.js wins when you need deep app integration on the same domain. I help you pick based on traffic patterns and team skills.
Yes. I map posts, pages, media, and custom fields into structured documents, preserve slugs, and plan redirects. See also my WordPress-to-Astro migration offering for full cutover support.
Minimal if we design well. I deliver short desk guides and optional live walkthrough. The goal is autonomous publishing within a week of launch.
I configure Vercel, Netlify, or similar with preview branches and webhooks. Hosting accounts stay in your name — I document everything for your ops team.
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Available for freelance — US/UK/EU clients preferred.
Full projects, hourly, and retainers welcome.
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