At Tinloof, we aim to create websites that retain users, and tracking their interactions is key to making that happen. We’ll explain in this article the analytics possibilities with Sanity and how we make them possible in our projects.
Sanity is a content platform that is used to unify, structure, and deliver the content of an organization. We regularly use it as a headless CMS for our clients to control the content and layout of their websites, whose frontend is usually built with a framework like Remix or Next.js.
Even though we like Contentful and still use it in some of our projects if it’s the client's preference, Sanity is our headless CMS solution of choice. In this article, we'll explain 5 reasons why we prefer Sanity.
When we build a website with Sanity, we configure SEO best practices to rank higher on search engine result pages.
In this guide, I'll show you how to create a podcast web app using Sanity Podcast Studio, Next.js, and Vercel.
Leverage modern HTML & CSS to build simple and robust images that are lazy-loaded, performant and accessible ✨
This short piece if meant for non-developers who want to understand what a Headless CMS is.
Deep Link to your Sanity Content easily with this Branch.io plugin
How to add your Sanity.io project as a data source for a Jungle.js powered blog.
Turn your Sanity and Vercel project into a reusable Starter template
Turn your Sanity project into a starter that anyone in the community can use with 1 click.
You can use the Sanity Asset Pipeline and 11ty shortcodes to return optimized and art directed images for various template types.
Getting started with the 11ty + Sanity starter template
Make your editors' lives easier with a simple-to-setup live preview for their CMS with any website built using a framework like React, Vue or Svelte
Five cool image tricks that you can achieve with Sanity
Learn how to integrate Sanity.io with an existing Gridsome site
How to start from scratch with a Sanity powered Gatsby website
How to make anchor links in Gatsby