CMS
A CMS is the system the editorial team uses to keep a digital product alive after launch. It starts as a schema: content, relations, validation rules. It becomes an editor with roles, approvals, edit history. And it ends up inside the product, over the same components visitors see: the editor speaks the same language as the site. We work on every layer.
What it includes
- Database schema: content types, relations, validation, designed around the actual shape of the product
- Editor on the product's own components: what an editor sees in editing is what visitors see in production
- Roles and permissions for the editorial team: who publishes, who proposes a change, who reads only
- Multi-language content in the same record, one publish action for every market the site reaches
- Media on the product's own storage: one upload, one URL, no second interface
- Preview that renders 1:1 with production, no surprises at the moment of going live
- Version history on every record, with a rollback that doesn't go through code
What you get
- The editorial team ships new pages, products, and content without a code release
- An editor that speaks the language of the product, no second interface to learn
- One change, every language of the site updated at the same time
- A record of every edit, with a way back that doesn't go through code
Stack
@adamarant/cmsNext.js 16React 19TypeScriptSupabaseCloudflare R2Upstash Redis
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