Clear your thoughts with headless
Do your web developers need more freedom, but your CMS is getting in the way obstructing them? Do you want to use lots of channels without building up content silos? If so, headless content management is the right architecture for you.
A headless CMS separates content (back end) and output (front end). With this approach, the CMS becomes a pure editorial system and stores the content in a structured content model. It uses a programming interface to export its contents to any output channels and site generators.
This is exactly what facilitates more effective division of tasks between the editorial system and web development: up to now, editors have always had to think in terms of web pages and web layouts, instead of just about “content first”. A headless CMS, on the other hand, allows them to concentrate fully on content creation. Beyond this, developers finally have complete creative freedom when designing output channels, because the CMS no longer dictates the technology for the output channels.