Content management systems

Content management without the trap

Traditional CMSes make a deal: easy publishing now, in exchange for your content's future. Themes decide what your pages can say, plugins accumulate, and one day the platform is the reason you can't do things. We build headless. Content lives in a structured backend, the front end is whatever the design demands, and neither holds the other hostage.

Sanity is our default, and a deliberate choice: content as data, schemas as code, and an editing Studio we can shape into whatever a team needs. We've built on Payload and Prismic where they fit; the principle travels.

A Studio shaped to the team

For Wee Wild Ones, a childcare network preparing to expand nationally, the CMS had to be infrastructure. A Location model lets a new centre launch with the basics and grow into photography and detail over time. English and French locales with province-aware routing were in place before the second language was needed. Even the inquiry forms are structured content: a multi-step form builder in the Studio replaced the PDFs families used to download.

Commerce with a content layer

Milk Jar Candle Co. sells on Shopify, but the experience is authored in Sanity, with story, scent education, and merchandising sitting alongside the catalogue instead of squeezed into product descriptions. The pairing earned a Gold Anvil for visual and technical excellence, and more usefully, it lets the team act on new ideas without waiting on developers.