Traffic Guard Case study
Website
Technical stack
Sanity
Next.JS
Vercel
Scope of work
Website development
Industry
Advertising Technology
CLIENT'S CHALLENGE
- The client sought Sanity Headless CMS expertise for a website relaunch
- International audience and localization requirements
- Efficient content management without extensive developer involvement
- Technology selection for marketing website
Project in numbers
Pages
30+
Created
From start
12 Weeks
to finish
Blocks
50+
Built
vercel
100%
Uptime
OUR SOLUTION
- Leveraged Sanity Headless CMS expertise
- Created a composable marketing website with 30+ pages from content blocks
- Optimized website for Core Web Vitals scores
- Hosted on Vercel for cost-effective hosting
- Implemented custom localization using Cloudflare Workers
Project Tech Stack
Sanity
We provided a modular content structure with 50+ blocks, enabling easy page creation and edits without developer assistance.
Next.JS
Developed a high-performance, server-side rendered website, optimized for SEO and ensured fast page transitions, while leveraging its API routes for backend functionality.
Vercel
Ensured fast, reliable hosting with optimized performance and seamless deployment for the website.
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
- Timely website launch in three months
- Achieved pixel-perfect design
- Optimized for Core Web Vitals
- Maintained 100% uptime on Vercel
- Achieved 100% SEO and accessibility compliance
Team behind the project
Alex Hramovich
Technical Lead
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