How to use Airtable as a CMS for your website

[Eric_Goldman1]

Hey everyone,

We wanted to share a tutorial and template for building landing pages on Airtable.

You can use Airtable as a CMS to manage all your assets, copy, SEO and site structure.

Then with new tools like Next.js - you can build a static website that loads incredibly fast, is easy to deploy, and can be quickly updated with a couple clicks in Airtable.

In this first part in the series, you’ll walk step-by-step through creating a simple splash page for a fictitious uptime monitoring company:

Uptime Sentry

Uptime Monitoring

World's more reliable uptime monitoring service for websites, SSL certificates, port and ping monitors. Sign up today!

You’ll learn:

• How to configure your Airtable base as a CMS
• How to connect Airtable to Next.js using Airtable.js
• How to load your images, copy and search tags into the site

In upcoming parts you’ll expand to pull more data into the site and add multiple pages.

[Eric_Goldman1]

:v: Part 2: Build websites on Airtable faster using Sync Inc :repeat:

Excited to share the second part of this series with the Airtable community:

DEV Community

Build a Splash Page with Next.js, Airtable and SyncInc

In the previous article of this series, we built a splash page using the Airtable.js package to query...

In this second part of the tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a website on Airtable faster and with less effort by using Sync Inc.

Instead of Airtable.js or the REST API, you’ll see how you can pull all your data into your website using SQL. In fact, Airtable’s docs recommend this approach for read heavy uses case - like a website:

If you anticipate a higher read volume, we recommend using a caching proxy.
So in this tutorial, you’ll learn how to:

Would love to hear if you have any questions as you build.

[Greg_Olts]

Since websites are very popular today, there are many additional tools, thanks to which you can use your site to the maximum. Our company had a website about two years ago, and we spent a lot of effort developing and optimizing the site. This is a good investment as our customers are always happy. We also integrated apiip.net on our website to get more information about our customers. This greatly simplifies the development of a promotion strategy.

[jakepalm]

Hi @Eric_Goldman1 did you continue to explore this as an option? We have used Airtable to power our website as a "headless CMS" fueling our Article pages, Portfolio pages and more. Feel free to have a look here at our article page.

One challenge I have is to ensure page speed and loading os optimal. Any input on this to a no-coder such as myself?