Introduction to Headless CMS for Content Teams
A headless CMS separates content management from presentation. Editors work in a clean backend where they create structured content, while developers build websites, apps and other channels that fetch that content through APIs.
This pattern is useful when you need to publish the same information to multiple front ends such as websites, mobile apps and digital displays. It also gives developers more freedom to choose modern frameworks without being tied to a specific theme system.
For many organizations, a hybrid model works well: a traditional CMS such as WordPress for the main site and a headless system for content that is reused across multiple apps and properties.
