Field notes on building
fast, editable
websites.
Migrating off WordPress without losing rankings, editing with Sanity, site speed, and the SEO that makes it all worth it.
Astro vs WordPress for marketing sites: speed, SEO, and cost
For a content-driven marketing site, Astro ships less JavaScript, passes Core Web Vitals more easily, and costs less to run than WordPress. Here is the decision framework — and the data behind it.
Core Web Vitals on Astro: how we ship green LCP, INP, and CLS
Passing Core Web Vitals is an engineering discipline, not a plugin. Here is exactly how we build Astro sites that hit the green thresholds for LCP, INP, and CLS — including this one.
What a new business website costs in 2026 — an Astro + Sanity breakdown
A new business website in 2026 ranges from a few hundred dollars a year on a DIY builder to $15,000+ at an agency. Here is what actually drives that spread — and exactly what a custom Astro + Sanity build costs.
Sanity Studio handoff: how your team edits the site without a developer
What you actually receive when we hand over a Sanity-backed site — a typed Studio, defined roles, live preview, and a publish button that takes changes live in seconds.
Licensed theme vs custom design: choosing your build path
Every Sitewright build gets the same engineering layer — SEO, performance, Sanity CMS. The only thing that differs is the design path. Here's how to choose between a licensed premium theme and a bespoke custom design.
Sanity for non-technical teams: edit your website without a developer
If updating your site means filing a ticket and waiting, the CMS is the problem. Here is how Sanity Studio lets marketers publish changes themselves — safely.
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