By Paras Jain
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This podcast compares headless and traditional content management systems (CMS). Headless CMS separates content management from presentation, offering flexibility and scalability via APIs for diverse platforms but requiring more technical expertise. Traditional CMS integrates both functions, providing user-friendly interfaces ideal for simpler websites but limiting customization and platform adaptability. The article argues that headless CMS is becoming increasingly important due to omnichannel needs and the growing API economy, although hybrid solutions are also emerging. Ultimately, the best choice depends on technical skills, project complexity, and future scalability requirements.
