
Contentful to Sanity Migration Checklist for Next.js Sites
A practical Contentful to Sanity migration checklist for Next.js sites, covering schemas, references, preview, redirects, metadata, and SEO checks.
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A headless CMS separates the content model and editorial workflow from the front end that renders the site. The articles here concentrate on the operational consequences of that split, from Contentful implementation and preview confidence to migration risk and keeping editors and developers aligned on what will actually be published.

A practical Contentful to Sanity migration checklist for Next.js sites, covering schemas, references, preview, redirects, metadata, and SEO checks.

Debug stale Next.js App Router pages with cache tags, revalidation paths, CMS webhooks, preview freshness, dependency graphs, and simpler cache contracts.

Contentful to Sanity migration risks for Next.js sites, including models, references, rich text, preview, metadata, redirects, and launch checks.

Why CMS preview belongs in the migration plan for Next.js sites, covering draft state, auth, cookies, iframes, cache invalidation, and governance.

How to decide whether moving from Contentful to Sanity makes sense for a Next.js website, including workflow, modelling, preview, and migration risk.

Fix Contentful preview in Next.js by checking Draft Mode, preview URLs, iframe cookies, draft data boundaries, auth, performance, and editor trust.

Why production data breaks Next.js sites, including CMS fields, slugs, images, relations, dates, rich text, generated routes, and validation gaps.

A production runbook for stale CMS content in Next.js, covering webhooks, route dependencies, ISR, cache boundaries, preview, and editor trust.

A headless CMS SEO checklist covering metadata, canonicals, schema, redirects, sitemaps, preview, internal links, image fields, and publishing controls.

A WordPress to Next.js migration checklist for URLs, content models, media, preview, redirects, metadata, schema, sitemaps, SEO, and launch checks.

Build a headless CMS‑powered Next.js site with content modelling, fetch layers, mapped front‑end data, preview support, and scalable rendering choices.

What headless CMSes are, how API‑first content supports multiple front ends, who benefits, and the trade‑offs between several popular platforms.

How to plan headless CMS content models around reusable content, editor workflows, front‑end rendering, SEO fields, references, and migration risk.

Preview Mode in Next.js explained with a headless CMS, draft content workflows, preview cookies, and how editors can see unpublished pages safely.

p Tags from Contentful List ItemsOne of the quirks of rendering Rich Text from Contentful is that list items come wrapped in paragraph <p> tags. Fortunately, this is a simple one to resolve.

Contentful rich text and Gatsby work well together until code snippets enter the picture. This guide shows how to render inline and block code cleanly.