Senior Next.js & Sanity CMS Developer Required

Project Overview We are searching for an experienced developer or technical studio with proficiency in Next.js and Sanity CMS to migrate a Replit-built website prototype into a production-ready system. Our business is involved in architectural shading and window treatment solutions, targeting a B2B trade audience. The goal is to establish a robust online platform to handle national brand representation, SEO-optimized content, and resource management while being user-friendly for future maintenance by a non-technical team. Technical Requirements Develop the public-facing website using Next.js. Deploy the site efficiently via Vercel. Utilize Sanity CMS for comprehensive content management, including schemas management and resource libraries. Implement structured file storage to organize technical documents and downloadable materials. Manage version control safely through GitHub. Ensure CRM alignment and dealer operations using Zoho. Incorporate AI-assisted coding techniques where necessary to expedite the development process. Project Scope Analyze the existing prototype and propose an optimal architectural approach. Set up and maintain a coherent GitHub repository structure. Conduct the site migration or re-development in Next.js. Configure all deployment processes on Vercel efficiently. Define precise Sanity CMS schemas and ensure easy management of technical content. Optimize on-page SEO elements like metadata, redirects, schema markup, and maps. Create comprehensive documentation for site management post-launch. Ideal Candidate Qualifications Extensive experience with Next.js and React development. Proven track record with Sanity CMS setups and management. Experience handling SEO-rich, content-heavy B2B websites. Strong familiarity with Vercel deployment processes. Effective communication skills, capable of making technical strategies understandable to non-technical stakeholders. This project is aimed at developing a durable and adaptable website infrastructure, beyond mere visual design improvements. There may be potential for ongoing support based on the initial success of this project.