Orus Studio
EngineeringJun 24, 20265 min read

How we structure Next.js marketing sites in 2026

The folder layout, rendering strategy, and Sanity CMS wiring we reuse on every agency project — engineered for speed, scalability, and editor delight.

Alex Rivera

Alex Rivera

Lead Architect at ORUS Studio

Next.js code structure illustration

Building high-converting marketing sites requires balancing developer velocity with content team autonomy. Over the past year at ORUS Studio, we refined a modular Next.js App Router pattern backed by headless Sanity CMS that delivers 100/100 Lighthouse scores while giving non-technical admins complete creative freedom.

1. Key Architectural Principles

When starting a fresh agency codebase, we adhere strictly to three foundational rules:

  • Zero layout shifts: Use standard server components for immediate static HTML generation.
  • Type-safe Portable Text: Model rich text in Sanity with strict schema validation for headings, lists, and inline links.
  • Hybrid data fetching: Gracefully fall back to local structured data when CMS credentials are offline during build.
  • 2. Step-by-Step Implementation Workflow

  • Configure the Sanity Studio schema with document and block definitions.
  • Create a lightweight GROQ fetch utility with ISR revalidation.
  • Render portable text blocks into custom semantic React components.
  • “By combining Next.js static generation with Sanity Portable Text, our editorial workflow speed increased by 3x without introducing build bloat.”

    3. Hyperlinks and Navigation

    You can seamlessly embed inline links directly within paragraph text. For instance, check out our Software Templates Catalog or explore our Agency Offerings to see live implementations.

    Tags:#Next.js#Sanity CMS#Architecture#Performance

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