Sanity Reseñas y detalles del producto

The product is very good. It is fast, scalable, very versatile and with endless possibilities that can be adapted to any type of client. I think one thing I like is that they have very good support. (slack channel)

It's hard to find something I don't like. I think they have a way of bringing the product closer to very novice people, and perhaps those people need more "documentation"/tutorials, etc.

At the moment I find myself using it for microsites, where the information architecture is quite small, but slowly if things go well I will be able to make the leap to larger projects.

The best part about using Sanity is that it gets out of your way. It isn't opinionated and allows our team to customize to our specific use case without having to fight the platform.

No dislikes as of yet. So far Sanity just does what we need it to do, and does it well.

We are using Sanity as a CMS for static sites. Having Sanity integrated into or stack allows us to rapidly iterate on design and layout while collaboratively working with the content team.

Headless CMS and reactjs UI for authoring content

No OOB workflows. We need to create customs workflows based on our requirements

Headless CMS which would have nested fields and can be customized according to our requirements

I like the usage of JSON structure and access of info as needed. Specific data can be passed through to request.

None that I can think of right now, I like the product.

I followed a tutorial online for creation of a blog site and the process and structure was easy to follow. I was able to achieve attempting to create a personal portfolio.

Autosave, ability to paste in copy with links, easy to add images, a/b testing.

Too many clicks to change a link, and it's difficult to edit a word that has a link attached to it.

It's a very seamless, streamlined CMS that makes publishing and editing fairly stress-free.

Easy to get started and simple UI to get right to publishing content. Lots of free extensions to get the most out of sanity quickly.

It would be great if you could model fields in typescript rather than only JSON.

I was trying to have a CMS for a personal website. The tiered solution with the ability for Sanity to host for you made it a natural choice to get started.

Adaptable and easy to customize to accommodate business requirements

Waiting for core features such as customizable user permissions

Unifying our content design and shortening the content managers' content creation time

The ability to create custom types and design the UI for these types, the flexibility to literally do whatever I want is something that truly sets Sanity apart from everything else in the CMS ecosystem.

There is not enough documentation and examples on using groq as well as building custom types either from the official Sanity team or community documentation and the Slack channel can be hard to get responses if you ask an impromptu question.

It is a consistent CMS I use for most of my personal projects along with any client work I do. Given that I am front-end developer primarily working with React it is a smooth transition to build with Sanity since it is also built in React.

The best part about using Sanity is that frontend developers like me do not have to waste time on creating and setting up a database for a full stack application. It handles everything for you with ease and makes very easy to connect with your client side apps.

The only part which I dislike is that we cannot have a full control over our backend. The GROQ can be a slight learning curve for those unfamiliar with Graphql and schemas.

I am usually creating a powerful backend schema with Sanity which holds documents like blog posts, feedback data and feed updates. I realised that setting it up and the ease of adding new data is amazing!

Sanity works on all browsers. It is versatile but still pretty intuitive. It also gets updates pretty frequently.

Versatitility being some complexity. We are missing video-renderer as one content. Some simple out-of-the-box tool would help us.

We needed easy CMS for our content. It is easy enough to be used with this need. Enough integrations is possible.

Total control and customization of the application.

I would like to see more templating features out of the box.

We wanted a custom feature involving an API to another service. Sanity allowed us to build this with ease.

Love the content-as-data approach. It really gets you thinking about your content in a new, and how to take advantage the possibilities. I can't imagine a presentation layer you couldn't power with this. The documentation does a pretty good job of explaining the more niche aspects, like portable text and GROQ. I went with GraphQL and haven't had any problems so far. Also, the free tier is quite generous, and we're assured it's free forever.

I'd like to see a search solution native to the CMS, or a blessed plugin for it. Some of the starter sites the docs point you toward use dependencies that are getting a bit outdated (no dealbreakers, but I'd love to have had the Gatsby ones already use Gatsby v4 instead of v2). More tutorial videos for intermediate to advanced subjects wouldn't hurt–there's so much you can do to customize the Sanity Studio, I feel like I've only scratched the surface. Finally, setting up a preview environment could be more straightforward, but then again, it's a headless CMS, so they obviously don't want to be too opinionated about how you use it.

I needed to remake a site built in WordPress. It was an odd fit since parts of the site seemed to require an app-like approach and a database, while other parts had the more homegrown feel of a personal site. Sanity's way of centralizing our content editing experience without limiting presentation has been exactly what I needed. I'll be able to ditch numerous WP plugins for things our themes never seemed to include, and the headless approach means the front end can be improved continuously or swapped out any time. I'm building out the Studio to match our use cases exactly, so it's easy to teach my content author.

Content can be structured considering any type of content model. We were able to integrate our legacy eCommerce backend system logic into Sanity to make merchandising and content creation significantly easier.

You need to find the right partner to help you implement your company's business logic. Once you set up the foundation, Sanity can be learned by any React team, making Sanity a super powerful tool.

Overcome legacy system restrictions for content creation. We hold ourselves to the mission to Democratize the Frontend with Sanity. Creative minds should be empowered with a tailored UI and the right creation capability in a sandbox environment. We can do it all in Sanity, from within Sanity.

Great docs. Awesome community support. Well writtten, documented and feature rich NPM packages. Easy to setup, code both frontend and tailor Sanity to your specific wishes.

Nothing major to point out, but there is a a certain learning curve when dealing with portable text with high degree of customization. I would also like the UI to more easy to adjust than it is now. I also miss a "scheduled content" a la Contentful.

So to speak the CMS part of customers with very specific needs. Quick time to market, easy for external editors with all the features to get into. I use less them fidding with editor and more time writing beneficial code.

The best parts of Sanity are the generous free tier and easy-to-use APIs. We were able to rapidly develop our product and not worry about managing databases and securing our backend. It was super easy to integrate with our existing tech stack.

The content studio is slow. Also, it becomes very difficult to review the changes to a document if it has had a lot of changes. Over the past few months, the experience has gotten better, but there's still a lot left to improve.

We have a lot of data that gets updated multiple times a day. Sanity gave us a straightforward and effortless way to collaborate between developers and content writers.

Highly customizable, yet easy to use CMS solution. Allows multiple team members with varying backgrounds to easily work in the same space with ease.

A bit of a learning gap for those that are more familiar with a "standard" CMS like Wordpress. Nonetheless, Sanity provides various learning resources and ample documentation to bridge this.

Sanity allows our team to produce unified content quickly. Instead of solving for one-off requests or updates, Sanity makes it simple to keep additions to our owned media aligned with design standards. It definitely helps support team members of varying development knowledge as well, making it easy for those with lesser experience to contribute to web updates.

Sanity is quite flexible compared to other solutions I have used, in terms of being able to customise the experience when managing data, and there is also the possibility of creating custom elements to further customise the experience. The community developed add ons are quite useful and there is a good range for different use cases

The developer experience can be painful at times as some aspects don't have proper typescript support so it's a case of reading documentation and figuring out what the types should be manually to create custom types. However once you have a system for this to help with auto completions, the system is quite capable. Another issue is lack of i18n on the client side, however manual translation is possible but it is painful

I have developed some websites for some of my clients and sanity allowed me to get good looking and professional looking solutions with some advanced functionality in a short amount of time

Seemless & intuitive developer experience. Grate community and docs

the ability to have a page layout widget.

As an SEO agency, keeping clients on track with content structure and continuity.

Sanity solves the challenge of content management by providing a structured and flexible platform. This benefits me by streamlining the organization and delivery of content, making it easier to manage, collaborate, and maintain consistency across projects.

I have no dislikes about Sanity I genuinely love the product and appreciate its features .

Sanity solves the challenge of content management by providing a structured and flexible platform.

Having complete control over the structured content models and flexibility to host Sanity Studio wherever.

The toolkit for building custom functionality and fields within Sanity Studio arere hard to work with.

Creating a website that can be driven by structured content via a customizable Headless CMS