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Headless architecture is a software development approach that separates the frontend (user interface) from the backend (business logic and data storage). This decoupling allows developers to build more flexible and scalable applications, as well as deliver content to a wider range of devices and channels.



The term &#8220;headless&#8221; comes from the fact that the front-end of a headless application is not tied to a specific backend. Instead, the two layers communicate with each other through an API (application programming interface). This means that the front-end can be developed using any technology stack, and the backend can be scaled or changed without affecting the user experience.



Headless architecture is often used in conjunction with content management systems (CMSs) and digital experience platforms (DXPs). This allows businesses to create and manage their content in one place, and then deliver it to any channel, including websites, mobile apps, and social media.



Checkout our <a href="https://craftedup.com/headless/">guide to headless</a> for more information.

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Why is it called headless architecture?

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Is your business ready for structured content?

Why is it called headless architecture?

Is your business
ready for structured content?