Cursor Pro is back. My first thought was, “Now I can start developing again without limits.” But what came to mind wasn’t a new feature. It was something simpler: “Make it lighter. Make it easier to read.” That became the starting point of this redesign.
Over time, more and more articles found their home on the Sato Farms landing page. Each one may be small, but together they’ve become one of the farm’s greatest assets. As the collection grew, though, the page grew with it—and began loading a little more slowly.
As a farmer, this felt familiar. Crops grow thick, and when they do, air can no longer flow through them. Growth is important, but so is pruning and organizing.
With that in mind, I rethought the site’s structure. Articles have moved to a dedicated blog, while the landing page now holds only the essentials. New visitors can first learn who we are, then explore further on the blog if they’d like.
This redesign has three main benefits:
- Faster loading — With only the essentials on the front page, the site opens more quickly—a small way of welcoming every visitor.
- A cleaner experience — No matter how many articles we publish, the landing page stays simple and easy to navigate.
- A future‑proof design — Even if I write dozens more articles, the landing page will remain fast and light, while the blog continues to grow behind it.
In that sense, farming and building a website are surprisingly alike—both require not just growth, but thoughtful care and organization.