Hanabi is a web design and development agency specializing in e-commerce projects with a focus on Shopify.
We built their new website with Next.js, TypeScript, and Sanity CMS.
Implement their new design with Next.js for a superior performance.
Implementation of Sanity for content management and Uniform to personalize content based on user's intent
Integration of contact form with a CRM on Notion
Newsletter integration with Klaviyo
The frontend was built with Next.js and TypeScript as a language.
By following our usual best practices, we managed to obtain great Lighthouse scores and managed to make all pages load in a second or less.
We used Sanity's codegen plugin to automatically generate types based on Sanity schemas and easily ensure more reliability in the communication with the CMS backend.
Hanabi Agency leverages Sanity as a content platform not only to manage content and create pages, but also to manage theme colors, the homepage pattern, and SEO configuration such as:
Sanity also supports real-time editing collaboration and live preview before publishing a page.
“Tinloof collaborated with us on a new agency website. As a developer, I could tell that they know what they're talking about and it was a really pleasant experience working with them. They delivered the project on time and budget. We would certainly work with them in the future.”
We made it possible to fully control Hanabi's call-to-action footer based on the website visitor's intent.
We used Uniform's powerful Canvas platform to create various intents based on the ad the user clicked to land on the website and made it possible to control the content for each intent directly from Sanity.
Whenever someone submits a contact form on Hanabi, a new lead is automatically generated on their Notion CRM with populated fields such as Name, Company, Email, Budget, and Required Service.
We've leveraged the Notion API for this feature.