Performance & UX

Adapted from our interview with Cassidy Williams. Before I dive into sharing my career in web development and what I’ve learned over the years, let me introduce myself to you. My name is Cassidy Williams, and I’m a software engineer and developer advocate. I love making jokes on the internet, building mechanical keyboards, and I […]

Adding a content management system (CMS) to Next.js is easy. All it requires is a CMS with some content and an API call to fetch that content. The benefits of using a CMS are huge, even for personal sites. You can use one to manage content for small parts of a site like banner messages

This is the second guide in a series teaching you the easiest way to add a content management system (CMS) to a Next.js app. In the first guide, you learned how to create a new Next.js app, set up a CMS using Prismic, and connect your CMS to the app. You now have a good

In part 1 of this series, we learned about what accessibility is, why it’s important, and how developers can become advocates for it. But, you may be wondering, “How do I actually set my project up for accessibility success?” Now, we’re going to go through specific tips for how to optimize a project for accessibility

Next.js has become a dominating force in the React ecosystem. If you’re launching a Prismic site today as a React developer, it’s very likely that you’ll be considering Next.js as your go-to framework. The team at Prismic is eager to look for ways to support our users and their ecosystems. That’s why we’re excited to

Whether you’re just starting out as a freelance developer, or you’re leading an agency, you’ll find something useful in our free pitch deck template. We took expert interviews with Prismic’s agency users and turned their savvy insights into the foundation for an awesome pitch. We’ve sprinkled tips and resources throughout the speaker notes to put

Next.js 12.1 introduced a new feature called “on-demand Incremental Static Regeneration.” It enables you to build better sites using content management systems like Prismic by letting you iterate on your site and its content more quickly. Using on-demand Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR), you can tell Next.js which pages in your site have changed as a

Accessibility is one of the most vibrant and important areas of front-end development. It’s not always the first thing people learn, however, so it can be difficult to know where to start. Sometimes the drudgery of automated tests can scare people off, and they think implementing accessibility is a rote chore. Instead, I think that,

One of the features of Prismic we are really fond of is Slices. Slices are website sections that editors can use to build pages. From a developer perspective, Slices map to components in your website’s code, whether it uses React, Vue.js, Svelte, or even 11ty. Proud of our Slices, we introduced Slice Machine to provide

Prismic has been putting all our efforts into providing the best developer experience for building websites with modern frameworks, such as Next and Nuxt. We’ve worked hard to provide awesome libraries to help kickstart a project with your favorite stack. And it was this focus on developer experience that first brought you Slice Machine, the