Performance & UX

If you want to spark creative content ideas and speed up your website-creation process, look no further than our November edition of ‘Prismic Chronicles.’ Our big news from this month’s product updates is that we introduced our first AI-based feature, Prompt to Slice, to the Page Builder. This feature can quickly bring your vision for […]

Fun fact: there are currently 119 headless CMSs available in the market, and the headless CMS industry’s market size is projected to be worth $5.5 billion by 2028. These stats tally with a major trend we’ve seen in the modern web development ecosystem: the switch from traditional CMSs like WordPress and Drupal to headless CMSs

The frontend web development space is filled with multiple JavaScript frameworks to work with. However, two top contenders come to mind: Vue and React. Both frameworks are efficient and flexible solutions for building modern web applications and have enjoyed widespread adoption, even from major brands like Adobe, Airbnb, Alibaba, Figma, and Netflix. While Vue and

A content management system (CMS) is software that enables business users (marketers, legal teams, product managers) to create and publish digital content without having to know how to code. Content management systems (CMS) have revolutionized how websites are built and managed. From making it easier for you to manage your website contents to helping your

Next.js has become a staple in the development world for building high-quality, performant applications and websites, but there are some problems it can’t solve on its own. For example, Next.js offers limited content management support that only works if you’re a developer or have coding knowledge. This is why there’s a large market of Content

React is an excellent tool for building websites, but when it comes to managing the content of those websites, React on its own isn’t always the best solution. This is because, on its own, React requires developers to update content, which makes it difficult for less technical users (e.g., marketing) to update and manage that

Building impressive websites in today’s development world is easier than ever, thanks to the wealth of tools at our fingertips. But one framework stands out from the pack: React. React is currently one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks, with so many component UI libraries built on top of it. These UI libraries provide pre-built

Finding what you need quickly on a website is crucial for a positive user experience. However, ineffective search functionality can often cause frustration and lead to users leaving the site. This is why integrating efficient and user-friendly search capabilities is so important! It enables users to easily find specific products in online stores or relevant

When building websites, it’s only natural to initially create it in our native language or the one of our target audience. But, over time, we might find ourselves looking to expand our reach to other target audiences or just wanting others to use and enjoy our website. But what happens if those audiences and users

Next.js is a great tool for building websites and web applications. However, it falls short in its ability to manage content hosted on websites, especially when it comes to things like adding internationalization (i18n). But luckily for us, Headless CMSs fill this gap and make it effortless to handle. So, in this tutorial, we’re going