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The Beauty Of CMS
To understand what a headless CMS is, or headless content management system, it helps to first look at the traditional content management system and what it was designed to do. Traditional CMSes have been around since the early days of web development. Platforms like Wordpress, Drupal and Sitecore were designed to store and present content elements like text, images and video on websites.
The traditional CMS approach to managing content puts everything into one big bucket — content, images, HTML, CSS. This made it impossible to reuse the content because it was commingled with code.
As digital channels and devices have evolved, the need for more flexible solutions has emerged. Now, enterprises are developing websites, mobile apps, digital displays, conversational interfaces and more. Meanwhile, the traditional CMS has failed to keep pace. Why? Because a CMS organizes content in webpage-oriented frameworks, making it impossible for the same content to fit other digital platforms or software.
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