How do you structure folder components in your Sanity projects?

This is a great question and honestly, there's no "perfect" solution – it's one of those things that evolves with your project! Your current approach is actually pretty solid and commonly used.

Here are a few patterns I've seen work well in Sanity + React/Next.js projects:

Your current approach (domain-based grouping):

components/
  Blog/
    index.js
    BlogDetail.jsx
    BlogOverview.jsx
    BlogCard.jsx

This is totally valid! The index.js barrel export keeps imports clean. Some folks take this further by adding a Blog.module.css or co-locating tests here too.

Feature-based structure:

components/
  blog/
    BlogCard.jsx
    BlogDetail.jsx
  shared/
    Button.jsx
    Card.jsx
  layout/
    Header.jsx
    Footer.jsx

This groups by feature/domain but flattens it a bit. Works well when components don't have many sub-components.

Atomic design approach:

components/
  atoms/        # Button, Input, etc.
  molecules/    # BlogCard, SearchBar
  organisms/    # BlogOverview, Header
  templates/    # PageLayout

This can feel over-engineered for smaller projects, but scales nicely for design systems.

Sanity-specific consideration:

If you're using Portable Text for rich text, many folks create a dedicated structure:

components/
  portableText/
    serializers/
      ImageSerializer.jsx
      CodeSerializer.jsx
    PortableTextRenderer.jsx

My personal take: Your current structure is fine! The main thing is consistency. I'd maybe add:

• A shared/ or common/ folder for truly reusable components (buttons, inputs, etc.)
• Co-locate component-specific styles/tests with the component
• Use barrel exports (index.js) sparingly – they can hurt tree-shaking

The "never happy about the outcome" feeling is universal 😄 – just pick a convention, document it in a README, and stick with it. You can always refactor later when pain points become obvious!