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1. Blog Page
   • Fetches the latest blog posts using client.fetch with the Sanity GROQ query.
   • Displays the blog post's title, image, and publishedAt date.
   • Links each post to its individual slug-based page (/blog/{slug}).
2. Slug Page
   • Fetches the details of a d single blog post based on the slug parameter.
   • Displays the blog post's image, title, publishedAt date, and body.
   • Includes SEO tags like og:title, og:image, and meta descriptions.
3. Sanity post Schema
   • Defines the structure of a blog post, including fields for title, slug, publishedAt, image, body, category, tags, and SEO-related fields (seoTitle, seoDescription, and seoImage).
   • Utilizes Sanity's built-in image type with hotspot for better cropping options.
   • Supports an array of body blocks for rich text content and embedded images.

Key Considerations and Potential Enhancements

1. Dynamic Image Handling with next/image

• You've configured the dynamic URL generation using urlFor(post.image) with Sanity's image builder.
• Ensure your next.config.js has the cdn.sanity.io hostname under images.domains.

javascriptCopyEditimages: {
domains: ['cdn.sanity.io'],
},

2. SEO Enhancements

• On the slug page, you're using seoTitle and seoDescription for SEO metadata. Great practice!
• Consider fallback values if seoTitle or seoDescription is empty:

javascriptCopyEdit<title>{post.seoTitle || post.title} | My Blog</title>
<meta name="description" content={post.seoDescription || post.body[0]?.children[0]?.text || post.title} />

3. Error Handling

• Handle cases where no blog posts exist on the main blog page:

javascriptCopyEdit{posts.length === 0 ? (
<p>No blog posts available. Check back soon!</p>
) : (
posts.map((post) => (/* Existing post rendering logic */))
)}

4. Lazy Loading Images

• For better performance, use loading="lazy" in your Image components:

jsxCopyEdit<Image
src={urlFor(post.image).width(400).height(300).url()}
alt={post.title}
width={400}
height={300}
className="w-full h-48 object-cover rounded-md"
loading="lazy"
/>

5. Sanity body Rendering

• You're using PortableText for rendering body content. Ensure you have serializers for custom blocks like images:

javascriptCopyEditimport { PortableText } from '@portabletext/react';

const serializers = {
types: {
image: ({ value }) => (
<Image src={urlFor(value).url()} alt={value.alt || 'Blog Image'} width={800} height={450} className="rounded-lg" />
),
},
};

<PortableText value={post.body} components={serializers} />

6. Pagination for Blog Page

• If you have a large number of blog posts, consider adding pagination.
• Update your POSTS_QUERY to accept a skip parameter for paginated queries:

javascriptCopyEditconst POSTS_QUERY = `*[ _type == "post" && defined(slug.current)] | order(publishedAt desc)[$start...$end] { _id, title, slug, publishedAt, image }`;

Testing Checklist

1. Verify Sanity Client: Ensure your Sanity client is correctly configured in @/sanity/client.
2. Image URLs: Confirm that urlFor is correctly generating URLs for image and seoImage.
3. SEO Metadata: Double-check SEO tags on the slug page.
4. 404 Handling: Verify the fallback for posts or slug pages that don’t exist.