Certification
Track
Day One with Sanity Studio
10
Lessons
1: Prerequisites
1
Task
In this course, you'll set up a Sanity Studio from scratch. You'll create content types for events, venues, and artists. Improve the authoring experience, query content with GROQ, and render it to a front end.
2: Getting started
1
Task
With a new Sanity project created and a new Studio project installed, you're ready to get started with local development!
3: Creating a schema
16
Tasks
Learn how to configure a schema for Sanity Studio that defines your content model and builds out an editorial interface.
4: Improving the editorial experience
14
Tasks
Elevate the basic editorial experience with field titles, descriptions, validation, conditional fields, field groups, and document list previews.
5: Custom input components
3
Tasks
Learn how to customize input components for Sanity Studio to further enhance the editorial experience for specific use cases.
6: Structure customization
6
Tasks
Learn how to customize how document lists and document views are organized in the Structure tool.
7: A taste of GROQ
5
Tasks
GROQ is a query language for JSON data. Learn just enough to query your content.
8: Display content in a Next.js front end
13
Tasks
You've now crafted a content creation experience and learned how to query from the Content Lake. All that's left to do is distribute that content to the world.
9: Deployment and next steps
4
Tasks
Your Content Lake connected Sanity Studio is still stuck on your local computer. It's time to deploy and get it into the hands of your editors.
10: Day one quiz
Let's test everything you've learned in this course by answering the following ten questions.