Headless CMS: freedom for content teams
The old model — a CMS that dictates both your content and your front end — forces every content update through a developer or a rigid template. A headless CMS separates the two, and that split changes how fast a team can actually move.
Frequently asked questions
What does headless CMS mean?
A headless CMS is a system where content management is fully separated from the site's visual presentation (front-end) — the same content can be delivered to a website, mobile app, or other channel via an API.
What's the difference between a regular CMS and a headless CMS?
A regular CMS (like WordPress) combines content management and visual presentation in one system; a headless CMS only manages content, while the presentation layer is built separately — more flexible, but the setup is somewhat more technical.
