Try Sections on your website
Unbeatable page
loading speed for happier users and a better SEO
Freedom of defining new data
structures
Enable your users to easily administrate the
pages of their website with a drag and drop
interface (with the nuxt-sections open
source library)
Easily setup A/B testing or multi variate
testing by creating as many variations of the
same page and re-use shared content
across variations
Ability to use community
sourced contents
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Sections simplifies your job as a frontend developer. It lets you define how you
want to store data for user editable content and also naturally split content
so they can be easily re-ordered and re-used across pages
Using Sections will make your work extremely simple.
We have you covered for all the cases you might have though of
When you prefer working in the frontend, leverage our local section types, with third party JS they can still be extremely powerful.
When you need to have a persistent storage for user editable content (i.e wysiwyg editor) you can use static sections types.
Because sometimes a little bit of server magic is required, we also let your backend development team connect to sections and provide server rendered content as Json, XML or even HTML. You can then use that output to integrate it easily on the page.
With Sections you can focus on outstanding design while allowing your clients to easily adjust content and its order
> Your user will have the ability to fully control the content and its display order
> Your user will have a preview of the page that is 100% identical to the final result visitors will see. He can thus publish a page with a peaceful mind
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With Sections speed up the API of your website or your mobile app. From a simple landing page to a microservices API gateway, Sections can adapt to a wide range of use cases.
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