Engineering3 min read
SEO in the Next.js App Router: A Field Guide
Metadata, canonicals, structured data and static generation — how the App Router actually wants you to do technical SEO.
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Engineering
The build side of a content site: Next.js rendering strategies, Sanity content modelling, caching and revalidation, and the technical SEO decisions that are made in code rather than in a marketing meeting. Everything here has shipped to production on a site someone is paid to keep fast.
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Engineering2 min read
Portable Text That Ranks: Structuring Sanity Content for Search
How to model rich article bodies in Sanity so the HTML that comes out is semantic, linkable and genuinely crawlable.
Engineering2 min read
A Core Web Vitals Budget You Can Actually Ship
Concrete numbers, the handful of techniques that move them, and how to stop a fast site from slowly getting slow.
Design2 min read
Design Systems That Survive Contact With Content
Most design systems break the first time a real editor uses them. Here is how to build tokens and components that hold.
Design2 min read
Editorial Layout on the Web: Type, Rhythm and Restraint
What print editorial design still teaches us about hierarchy, measure and whitespace — and how to apply it without breaking performance.
AI & Automation2 min read
Building an AI Content Pipeline That Doesn't Publish Slop
Where language models genuinely help a publishing workflow, where they quietly destroy it, and how to wire the difference.