Our own @TrostCodes just launched The Callback, a new weekly show covering web dev news with a healthy dose of humor. In Episode 0, Alex covers Remix 3, React’s new foundation, OpenAI’s Dev Day, and more. 🎥 Watch here → youtube.com/watch?v=eMODaqGW…

Cache Components is a new Next.js architecture for mixing static and dynamic content, and we've been testing it since it landed. Today we're sharing our recommended approach for building Prismic websites with it. The setup gets you: → One shared client across the whole site → Page-specific revalidation, so published content shows up fast → Static builds, previews, and quick updates, all working together Read the full walkthrough, with a working reference project, on our blog! 👇 prismic.io/blog/build-prismi…

Renaming a field doesn't have to cost you its content. Your content models never stay the same for long. New fields, redesigned slices, a plain text field that suddenly needs to be rich text. But your live site is full of published content you can't afford to lose. Our latest guide covers how to change content models on a live Prismic site, including how to: ➡️ Rename fields without losing their content ➡️ Convert a field's type (like plain text to rich text) ➡️ Split one field into two ➡️ Make a single field repeatable ➡️ Redesign a slice variation that your content team already uses The pattern: add new fields alongside the old ones, migrate the content over, switch your code, then clean up. Your published pages stay live the whole time! Working with an AI agent? Point it at the guide, and it can follow these steps for you. Read the full guide here👇 prismic.io/blog/changing-con…

Ever notice how two sections on a page with the same background, stacked together, look like they have twice the spacing between them? Little layout details like that are what separate “functional” from “polished.” In our latest article, @angeloashmore breaks down 3 techniques for building Prismic slices that respond to their surroundings instead of sitting as isolated blocks: 🔹 Set a baseline: a shared wrapper component that keeps padding and max-width consistent across every slice 🔹 Break the baseline: a CSS technique that automatically collapses spacing when two adjacent slices share the same background 🔹 Adapt to the environment: use SliceZone’s slices and index props so a slice can react to its neighbors or its position on the page Simple patterns that go a long way toward more cohesive pages. Check out the full breakdown 👇 prismic.io/blog/smarter-slic…

Website navigation doesn't have to be complicated. Most sites fit into one of three patterns: ➡️ A simple list of links ➡️ Groups of links ➡️ Collections of groups (mega menus) In our latest guide, @angeloashmore shows how to model and build each approach using the Prismic CLI, complete with Next.js examples. 🤖 Working with a coding agent? Point it at this guide and let it handle the implementation. The key takeaway: choose the simplest navigation structure that meets your needs, and only add complexity when your design requires it. Check out the full guide here: prismic.io/blog/how-to-build…

Prismic now works with the AI tools your team already uses. Devs: the new CLI takes Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT & Codex from prompt to running site. Marketers: the MCP edits your content as drafts in a release to review and publish. CLI → prismic.io/docs/cli MCP → prismic.io/docs/mcp

At @Deliveroo, different teams manage sites with different audiences and goals. By setting up the right structure on Prismic, teams gained clear ownership of their websites and the ability to publish and improve content day to day. In this case study, Deliveroo shares how they manage several websites, support multiple markets, and create a setup that works as they scale. Read the full case study to learn more: prismic.io/customers/deliver…

Search behavior has fundamentally changed: here's what that means for marketers. AI chat interfaces are now the first stop for many users, and they’re reshaping how organic growth actually works 🤖 We put together what our team has learned about adapting organic strategy for both traditional and AI search. prismic.io/blog/ai-seo-2026

Turn your Figma designs into ready-to-style slices, without the manual setup. ✅ Automatically convert a Figma frame into a structured slice model. ✅ Get a starter React or Vue component with fields already mapped. ✅ Cut down the time between design and development. Skip the repetitive work and get to creative development quickly. See what’s new: prismic.io/updates/figma-to-…

SafetyBuyer partnered with @I_COM to migrate their website to Prismic, and they saw major gains in engagement and performance. ✅ +37% YoY increase in onsite engagement time. ✅ +38% YoY increase in key events. ✅ Improved mobile performance and passed Core Web Vitals tests. By moving to a headless setup, SafetyBuyer turned technical limitations into a faster, more reliable online experience for every customer. 📖 Read the full story: prismic.io/customers/safetyb…

Developers love Prismic for Slice Machine. But what if the experience got even better? Is that even possible? @RenaudBressand has the answers (and the updates). Watch the recap 👇

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Working on lots of pages? This one’s for you. In case you missed it: you can now copy a slice with all its content from one page and paste it onto another — just like you would in a slide deck. ✅ Reuse CTAs, pricing blocks, testimonials ✅ Build pages faster ✅ Skip the manual rebuilds Give it a go: prismic.io/updates/copy-past…