reactbricks

Well... I wish you to have all your sites with these scores: https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-www-reactbricks-com...

96 96 100 100 on Mobile

It's a “headless” CMS because content is saved as JSON on APIs. Think of each page's content as an array of blocks, each with its own ID, Type, and Props.

It's also “visual” because the React Bricks library (used on the frontend project - Next.js, Remix or Gatsby), matches your bricks (the visual editable components) with the JSON content, to render the website and make it visually editable in the admin interface.

React Bricks is the only visual headless with inline visual editing. You are not editing text in a sidebar and viewing the preview on the page content. You directly write over text / click on images as you would do in a word processor.

Yes, the pricing table is quite complex and not perfect on mobile, yet. Essentially the difference is the number of pages (40/200), of users (4/8), locales (2/5) and features like Real-time collaboration and Scheduled publishing.

Hi everybody, Matteo here, co-founder of React Bricks. Please, let us know what you think about the new website! :)

If you use React, have a look at React Bricks. It has a great foundation for Devs based on React components, but with top visual editing experience for Content editors. To be clear, I am the founder :) What do you think about it?

Remix is a great new framework for React.

Using React Bricks you can create visually editable content blocks as React components and content creators can then create in a visual way. There are 3 starters for Remix: Website with Tailwind, Blog with Tailwind, Empty project.

You can learn more at https://reactbricks.com