I’ve spent a lot of time chatting with NYC Contentful users about their experiences using our software, and I've been hearing a lot about the pitfalls that editors and developers experience when setting up previews. Editors and developers both interact with the same projects, but their experiences with those projects are completely different.

I work at DoSomething dot org, which is the largest not-for-profit exclusively for young people and social change. Our digital platform activates millions of young people to create offline impact in every US area code and in 131 countries. We run social good campaigns (350+!) where our members can learn about a social issue, take some practical actions to help solve that issue and report back to us to verify their social action. Through these campaigns, DoSomething members have clothed half of America’s youth in homeless shelters. They’ve cleaned up 3.7 million cigarette butts. They’ve run the world’s largest youth-led sports equipment drive. And much more!

Contentful participated in Girls' Day, an event aimed at encouraging more girls and women to consider careers in tech.

The Nuxt.js framework and Contentful can be used to quickly create sophisticated and efficient blogs. Nuxt.js, developed over the VueJS platform, provides server-side rendering, which gives bloggers access to valuable SEO content.

As companies migrate their workflows to become increasingly digital, content design and editorial needs are also changing. Companies need to reimagine how they work with content and deliver it to users.