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Headless just refers to separating frontend (presentation) from backend (storage), something done in enterprise CMS systems for decades. In traditional CMSs like Drupal, WordPress, etc. content storage and display code and combined creating content reuse, workflow and automation difficulties. Also creates content silos by storing content in particular CMS’s database schema. A headless CMS allows you to manage content in one place and be able to deploy that content on any digital channel you choose. How to do it: Headless CMS includes only the back-end functionalities (creation and storage of your content) and makes use of REST API or GraphQL API to display content on the front-end. This gives the opportunity to make use of modern web technologies for the front-end, while the back-end makes use of a dedicated content management system.
