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Why Storyblok
The Visual Editor shows the real page, not an approximation of it. An editor clicks the thing they want to change and changes it, instead of hunting through a tree of fields to work out which one controls the heading in front of them.
Content is assembled from reusable bloks. A new landing page becomes an arrangement of pieces that already exist and already work, rather than a new template, a new build and a new deployment.
The content is an API. The same description can feed a website, an app, a kiosk and a partner's system without being copied into four places and quietly drifting apart.
Next.js builds every page ahead of time. What gets served is a file, from a network close to the visitor.
So it opens immediately, there is nothing on the public path to attack, and a traffic spike is a non-event.
Roles, workspaces, approval stages, scheduled releases and full version history. A change can be drafted, reviewed and timed rather than going live the moment somebody hits save.
Storyblok work
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Treasury Wine Estates
Marketing launches a campaign site from parts that already exist, without a developer and without a new template. Forty people work in the CMS across separate production, UAT and development spaces.
We got there by prototyping Storyblok against dotCMS before committing to either.
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Trade and Investment Queensland
Three Queensland Government sites, each with its own audience and its own job, managed from a single Storyblok space rather than three separate systems.
Content that belongs on more than one of them is written once and shared, instead of being copied across and left to drift apart.
Findex
Multiple sites across a financial advisory network, on one shared content model.
Frame the Fairway & Relate
Two products built on Storyblok and Next.js, live today.
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Services
Research, content modelling, UX and visual design, and the component library your editors compose with. The content model is a design decision: get it wrong and every page afterwards fights it.
Design systems, accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, and prototypes your stakeholders can use before anything is built.
Storyblok with Next.js on Vercel or Netlify. Migration off a legacy CMS without losing the content, the URLs or the rankings, plus the integrations — CRM, DAM, commerce, search, translation.
Server rendered, cached at the edge, and measured: we check what the browser actually downloads rather than trusting the framework's defaults.
We stay on afterwards. Maintenance, security and dependency updates, performance monitoring, and a prioritised backlog of enhancements delivered in regular releases.
Editor training and documentation of the content model, so your team is not dependent on us for the things they should be able to do themselves.
Ways in
A platform review: what you have, what it costs you, and whether Storyblok is genuinely the right answer. Sometimes it is not, and we will say so.
One real page, built properly, so the call gets made against something your team has used rather than a demo someone else drove.
The migration itself, planned around your content, your URLs and your release calendar — not ours.
A multidisciplinary team alongside yours, for a programme of work rather than a single site.
Managed services: maintenance, enhancements, and someone who answers when it matters.
Tell us where you are — choosing a CMS, moving off one, or getting more out of the one you have.
Discuss your projectWe're proud to be an approved supplier on a number of procurement panels across Australia and New Zealand.
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