A Content Management System (CMS) allows you to manage your data's creation and modification, which typically includes a database. For example, WordPress might use a MySQL database to store the content.
A Headless CMS provides the same rich collaboration and authoring experience as a traditional CMS while exposing your data as an API. Headless APIs decouple your data and presentational layers.
A Headless CMS can help build content-oriented websites, such as blogs or marketing/sales sites. This can help with:
- Collaboration: Easily share draft content with non-technical stakeholders. For example, using Preview Mode with Next.js.
- Multi-Language: Create localized versions of your content for every region you support.
- Rich Content: Easily store and manage images, documents, and more.
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