Prismic Reviews & Product Details

I was tasked with building a relatively simple website for a sports club, that would mostly have hardcoded information, but one feature that would requiere some more coding, which was a new section. I looked for a really simple solution and came across Prismic. It was very easy to setup with Nextjs and the tutorial on the Youtube channel helped me get going pretty fast. It worked really great, so I even continued to implement other parts of the homepage like the team line up for example in Prismic and fetched the information from there. This will make it really easy in the future for other people to update the information on the website.

I saw myself often going back to the legacy editor, the new one seems to lack a lot of features or displays information in the wrong way. For example when I wanted to write longer texts in the Rich Text field, the text box was no expanding or even allow me to scoll. I would have expected a bit more traditional UI like you know from Contentful or Wordpres (which the leagcy editor has)

Manage content without updating the code, so also none developers can make changes. It is very easy to use.

Clear interface, good and quick customer service, intuitive design.

It can sometimes be on the slower side, but this only happens sporadically.

We previously had a wordpress website with too many menu's and subcategories that wasn't easy to use for everyone in our company, now everyone is able to edit small changes and look at draft posts without it being too complicated. They way the websites are seperated by language in the backoffice is also pleasant. (We have a website that's both English and Dutch.)

The minimal interface and amazing capability to convert complex web pages into simple backend.

As a media person trying to manage webpages. I found nothing bad about it till now.

I mainly use prismic for publishing webpages that are media and text heavy. I feel like as compared to other similar systems, Prismic is far more superior in handling complex tasks and the way it simplifies publishing.

It is very easy to work with and has great UX design.

Nothing particularry bad but things could improve always for the better. The search could be improved to suggest what you were searching for rather than relly on exact match.

Easy content managing for the websites, saves time as editing is seamless.

It's very intuitive, very easy to use, it's user-friendly, not require any previous knowledge. at least with what I do on a daily basis

It should have more options and improvements should be added more frequently cause right now there's nothing new

Manage my websites easily and make changes ahead

Building content pages using slices and organising everything into sections and subsections couldn't be simpler for content writers. It really doesn't take long to familiarise yourself with how the CMS works and there's plenty of functionality for creating a variety of page types depending on your main goals. Overall, it's the best CMS I've come across for editors.

For non-technical users, the restrictions put in place by developers who determine the parameters of each slice can take some getting used to. But working together with the design team, you can ensure that writers have the scope to create pages that are tailored to the needs of the end user. The search function to identify specific pages on your site quickly could also be improved.

Creating content that's part of an effective website, providing a high quality service to our customers.

Content modelling is very easy, and I love the easy out of the box imgix integration. Prismic comes with it's own SDK which works really well with implementing the stack of your choice (I use Nuxt). I have used it for over 20 websites of all shapes and sizes, including websites with multi languages and it never misses a beat. Clients also frequently comment on how easy it is to use. Customer support from the community is very good for anyone starting out, as they have a vibrant community support forums. The also offer numerous example of integrations on their github.

I think the pricing tiers need to be more flexible in regards to user numbers and CDN traffic.

Allowing rapid and quality development of websites for my client. The end product is fast, functional and beautiful.

Prismic is fast, responsive, easy to use.

I usally have troubles to find files I uploaded previously, because you cannot rename them or put them in folders; and I find schedulations difficult to manage.

I can change text and images on my client's website in real time; I can create pages in advance; I can scheduke releases; I can track changes and previous versions; I can check my content in a staging environment.

The easy UX. It is really easy to go and create or edit anything.

Sorting out the documents. It is hard when you have a list with 800 documents for example to sort the in the order you'd like.

Makes it easy to own the content on the website.

The support was the most amazing, extremely helpful and always responsive and willing to help with solving your problem.

Lack of "required" field, but I understand that there is a UX reason for that.

Setting up multilingual website and allowing marketing team to unleash content.