Storyblok CMS consultancy
You are about to restructure a bloks tree, wire up the Visual Editor bridge, or plan a migration through the management API. Book the hours and I review that one decision with you.
Storyblok is the other CMS platform I run in production day to day at Bejamas, alongside Sanity - see General CMS consultancy for the general architecture and migration review. This page is scoped narrower: bloks structure, the Visual Editor bridge, and space internationalization, hour by hour.
Custom quote
- A bloks structure review - nesting depth, component whitelist configuration, and where a component should split instead of growing another optional field.
- A Visual Editor bridge review: preview token handling, draft-versus-published resolution, and where the bridge script falls out of sync with the rendered page.
- A read on field-level versus folder-level internationalization for your space, against your actual translation workflow.
Experience
Bloks-structure and Visual Editor calls, reviewed for your project by the hour.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What does this cover?
Bloks structure reviews before a component tree grows past what its whitelist configuration can sanely constrain, the Visual Editor bridge (preview tokens, draft-versus-published resolution), and the field-level-versus-folder-level call for internationalizing a space. It also covers migration planning against the management API's own rate limits - the part of a bulk Storyblok migration most likely to fail partway through if nobody accounted for it first.
What does this not cover?
General CMS architecture, migration planning, or a rendering-performance pass that isn't Storyblok-specific. That's General CMS consultancy - or Sanity CMS consultancy if Sanity is the platform in question. And if you need Storyblok built from scratch, that's AI-editable websites with a CMS, scoped as a fixed-price project.
In practice
How a Storyblok review runs
Send me the bloks tree or the plan
The component structure, the Visual Editor issue, or the migration you're planning. One paragraph and read access to the space is enough to start.
I read the space before I quote
I go through the component groups, the whitelist rules, and the i18n setup, then give you a fixed hour estimate. No retainer running in the background.
You get it in writing
Which components to split or merge, what the bridge is actually doing on preview, and how to sequence a migration around the API's rate limits. Written down, so it survives the call.
Storyblok CMS consultancy
Custom quote
- A bloks structure review - nesting depth, component whitelist configuration, and where a component should split instead of growing another optional field.
- A Visual Editor bridge review: preview token handling, draft-versus-published resolution, and where the bridge script falls out of sync with the rendered page.
- A read on field-level versus folder-level internationalization for your space, against your actual translation workflow.
- A migration plan that accounts for the management API's rate limits instead of discovering them mid-run.
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