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Enterprise CMS Delivery

Headless CMS SEO: The Complete Guide

The SEO concerns that genuinely change in a headless architecture, and the server-rendered Nuxt patterns we use to get metadata, canonicals, redirects, structured data, sitemaps, and Core Web Vitals right.

Michael Graham· Jul 14, 2026
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Enterprise CMS Delivery

Headless CMS Localization: Patterns That Scale

How localization actually works in a headless CMS: field-level vs entry-level vs space-level translation, locale URL structure and hreflang, fallbacks, RTL, and keeping Nuxt i18n in sync with the CMS, with first-hand Storyblok and Sitecore notes.

Michael Graham· Jul 12, 2026
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Enterprise CMS Delivery

Headless CMS Security: The Real Attack Surface

A headless CMS is secure when you treat it as one, but decoupling moves the attack surface to the seams: API tokens, preview endpoints, webhooks, edge caching, rich-text XSS, RBAC, and front-end secrets. Here is the real surface and a hardening checklist.

Michael Graham· Jul 11, 2026
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Enterprise CMS Delivery

Headless CMS vs Traditional CMS: How to Actually Choose

A decision framework for headless CMS vs traditional CMS: the honest tradeoffs, a situation-keyed decision table, and the real Sanity vs Storyblok vs Strapi call we made on a production Nuxt build.

Michael Graham· Jul 10, 2026
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Enterprise CMS Delivery

Enterprise Headless CMS, Explained

What the word "enterprise" actually adds on top of "headless": governance, SSO, localization at scale, audit, and SLAs, plus an honest read on Contentful, Sitecore XM Cloud, and Storyblok.

Michael Graham· Jul 8, 2026
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AI Builder Guides

6 Bolt.new Problems That Break Apps in Production (And How We Fix Each One)

Bolt.new ships a working app fast, then the same six issues show up the moment real users arrive. Here is each failure pattern and the exact fix, from a team that does this for a living

Michael Graham· Jul 7, 2026
Why AI-Generated Authentication Always Breaks (And the Fix We Apply Every Time)
Fix AI Code

Why AI-Generated Authentication Always Breaks (And the Fix We Apply Every Time)

AI tools build a convincing login screen and almost never build a real security boundary. Here is why AI-generated auth fails the same way every time, and the server-side fix that closes the hole.

Michael Graham· Jul 4, 2026
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Vibe Coding

From Vibe Code to Production: A Migration Playbook for Apps That Outgrew Their Prompt

Your vibe-coded app works in the demo and falls over with real users. Here is the exact playbook we run to take an AI-built prototype to a codebase you can ship and maintain.

Michael Graham· Jul 4, 2026
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AI Best Practices

AI-Generated UI Components Fail WCAG 2.2: The Review Checklist That Catches It

AI tools generate UI components that look right and fail WCAG 2.2 at scale, for the same reason they skip security. Here is the fast review checklist that catches it before merge.

Michael Graham· Jun 10, 2026
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Enterprise CMS Delivery

WCAG 2.2 vs 2.1 for Sitecore Teams: What Changed and What Authors Actually Break

WCAG 2.2 is additive over 2.1, and most accessibility regressions on a Sitecore site come from authoring, not code. Here is what changed and what authors break after launch.

Mohd Naeem· Jun 3, 2026
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Enterprise CMS Delivery

Figma Developer Handoff, Sitecore Edition: From Design File to Working Component Library

Inherited polished Figma files but no component library in the CMS? Here is the exact process we run to rebuild a working Sitecore component library on a live site.

Mohd Naeem· May 27, 2026