Sonos improves developer experience with Vercel and Next.js
Sonos transitioned to a headless, composable architecture using Vercel and Next.js, achieving a 75% improvement in build times and enabling developers to innovate more efficiently.
As the world’s leading sound experience company with a 20-year legacy of innovation and over 3,000 patents, understands the importance of a robust digital presence that reflects the brand’s cutting-edge ethos. Sonos
However, for years, the high costs and slow builds of their web infrastructure hindered developers from making critical site updates. The solution: a transition to a headless, composable architecture using Vercel and Next.js.
The switch resulted in a remarkable 75% improvement in build times, empowering developers to innovate with ease and confidence.
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