We're a Sanity Silver tier partner and Next.js and Nuxt specialists. Client projects start from Lucidity, our own enterprise Sanity starter kit, rather than an empty repository. We build headless websites on it, and run migrations to Sanity from WordPress and Drupal.
Powerful features for content teams
Multiple Studios configured for different teams, each with its own schema and workflows.
Inline comments on any field. Review images, leave feedback, and resolve without leaving Studio.
Real-time multiplayer editing. See who's changing what, field by field, as it happens.
Content Releases: bundle changes across documents. Preview together, publish on schedule.
Tasks with deadlines and assignments. Track review work where the content lives.
Lucidity.js is the best way to start any enterprise-grade Sanity project. Multi-site, multi-language, editorial experience, security, and 40+ features, all from day one.
Cut months off your delivery timeline with a codebase that's built for high-performance and huge scale.
Build pages from composable outer and inner blocks with shared schema and rendering infrastructure.
Redirect Warnings surface potential redirect collisions directly in the editing interface. When a page slug overlaps existing redirect rules, Lucidity warns the editor before publish.
Moving off a legacy CMS shouldn't mean losing years of content or momentum. We plan and run the migration to Sanity end to end, from content modelling through to launch, so your team comes out the other side with a faster site and a platform built to grow.
Your website shouldn’t hold your business back. Headless and composable architecture separates your content from your code, so you can choose the best tools for each job and swap them out as you grow. Faster sites. Freer teams. A platform built for whatever comes next.
Conservation International's website had become too focused on the organisation itself. We rebuilt it around storytelling that puts donors and impact first, across three areas people already care about: oceans, climate and biodiversity.
Reimagining how conservation data is designed, delivered and used at scale.
Too Good To Go's website was not converting B2B customers to join the fight against food waste: a legacy CMS, outdated information architecture and poor performance were holding it back.
Sanity CMSIn this article, I'll walk you through the most common Sanity implementation issues we encounter, explain why they happen, and share how we fix them. No jargon, no unnecessary complexity. Just practical solutions for issue I've solved dozens of times before.
Sanity CMSHex Digital and global environmental non-profit Conservation International today re-launched conservation.org following a rigorous redesign and content update to the platform
Sanity CMSDiscover how you can save countless hours and drive higher ROI with Sanity's Agent Actions, AI Agent, Canvas, Studio and Functions, all in their Content Operating System
“Choosing a new digital agency to work on a business critical project when time is tight and standards are high can be very tough. From strategic leadership, to a new design system with a full technical implementation across multiple countries - Hex have been truly amazing from start to finish.”
Tony Fletcher
VP Global Advertising, Media & Digital Marketing
Too Good To Go
Yes. Hex is a Sanity Silver tier partner. Sanity does not issue partner badges, so when we name the relationship you will see our own Preferred Partner lockup.
Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons organisations come to us. Migration is planned from the start of the project: we audit every page to keep, improve, merge or retire, agree the content model before anything moves, and check redirects and tracking before go-live so you keep the search rankings you have earned.
Lucidity is our own enterprise Sanity starter kit, and the usual foundation for the sites we build. Projects start from it rather than an empty repository, so the budget goes on your content model and design instead of set-up.
That is the point of how we build. The content model, the editorial workflow and the tooling are designed with your editors, and launch includes training and a handover. Too Good To Go’s editors now launch campaigns across countries without a developer.
Next.js and Nuxt, hosted on Vercel. We use Next.js for hexdigital.com too.
Launch includes editor training, a handover and post-launch monitoring and support. Many clients carry on with a retainer for new features, content support and ongoing improvement.
Get in touch to see how this could work for you.
