The headless CMS software market is forecasted to reach $1,628.6 million by 2027. DesignRush reached out to experts to discover the pros and cons of the headless CMS.
Growing at a CAGR of 22.6%, the headless CMS software market is projected to reach $1,628.6 million by 2027, according to ReportLinker. The enhanced flexibility is one of the major reasons why businesses switch to this type of platform, 31.4% of which have reported time saved in content and project management based on data by Storyblok.
DesignRush, a B2B marketplace connecting businesses with agencies, leveraged its 13,000-agencies-strong network for quick insights – or “QuickSights” – on the pros and cons of a headless CMS.
1) API-FIRST CONTENT MANAGEMENT
PLANEKS CTO Oleh Korkh claims that the best thing about headless CMS is that it provides API. This is a key feature that allows businesses to integrate content with different frontends.
“Headless CMS supports a powerful content editor, a lot of different content blocks, and design features,” said Korkh. “So, it is possible to concentrate on the key features instead of building a custom one. I like that it provides an API we use to integrate content with different “frontends” on the web and mobile apps created with Django.”
2) ENHANCED FLEXIBILITY AND SCALABILITY
In the opinion of Ramesh Gosiya, CEO of Krishang Technolab, the headless CMS allows for higher flexibility and scalability in the sense that it requires no coding knowledge.
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