prismic.io/try: The quickest way to try Prismic
Blog post from Prismic
Prismic has introduced an updated version of prismic.io/try, designed to allow users to explore its features without requiring an account. This overhaul includes enhanced features and resources, particularly for developers, who can access and analyze a real Next.js project built with Prismic through a demo website for a fictional AI-powered photo editor called Aipixi. The demo allows users to view the website's source code, which is available on GitHub, offering insights into how Prismic websites are structured. Built on a real Prismic backend, the demo provides a more authentic experience compared to previous iterations, allowing users to experiment with many features of a genuine Prismic repository. These improvements were informed by feedback from a research panel comprising developers and marketers, leading to a more self-directed demo experience with added explanations tailored for developers. Users are encouraged to explore the new demo and are invited to join the research panel to help shape the future of Prismic.
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