[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":944},["ShallowReactive",2],{"insight-small-business-website-builder-self-hosted-vs-subscription":3,"related-small-business-website-builder-self-hosted-vs-subscription":217},{"id":4,"title":5,"alt":6,"author":7,"body":8,"category":197,"date":198,"description":199,"draft":200,"extension":201,"featured":200,"image":202,"meta":203,"navigation":204,"path":205,"readingTime":206,"seo":207,"sitemap":208,"stem":210,"tags":211,"__hash__":216},"insights/insights/small-business-website-builder-self-hosted-vs-subscription.md","Your Small Business Website Should Not Be a Monthly Rent Bill","Illustration comparing a rented website on a subscription meter with a self-hosted website the business owns","Xelent Solutions",{"type":9,"value":10,"toc":187},"minimark",[11,15,18,21,26,29,36,42,48,54,58,61,64,67,71,74,77,81,84,118,121,124,128,136,139,159,169,173,176],[12,13,14],"p",{},"Most small businesses think of their website as a one-off purchase. In practice, most of them are renting it. The money goes out every month, the business never builds equity, and the day the payments stop the website stops too.",[12,16,17],{},"That arrangement is so normal now that few owners question it. They should. The website is usually the single most important sales asset a small business has: it is where Google sends people, where customers check prices and opening hours, where enquiries start. Treating it as a rental is a strange way to handle something that valuable.",[12,19,20],{},"This article looks at the three ways small businesses usually get a website, what each one quietly costs, and why a self-hosted, licence-based model is a better fit for most of them.",[22,23,25],"h2",{"id":24},"option-one-the-subscription-builder","Option one: the subscription builder",[12,27,28],{},"Hosted builders are easy to start with. Pick a template, drag a few blocks, connect a domain, done. The problem is everything that happens after launch.",[12,30,31,35],{},[32,33,34],"strong",{},"Your content lives on their platform."," Pages, blog posts, product listings, images, form submissions: all of it sits inside a system you do not control. Export tools, where they exist, usually give you a messy dump that no other system can import cleanly. Moving away means rebuilding.",[12,37,38,41],{},[32,39,40],{},"Your SEO equity is tied to their stack."," After two or three years, your site has rankings, backlinks and indexed URLs. If the builder changes its URL structure, drops a feature you depend on, or you decide to leave, that equity is at risk. Redirects are often limited or locked behind a higher tier.",[12,43,44,47],{},[32,45,46],{},"The price only moves in one direction."," Introductory plans are cheap. Then you need forms, or a shop, or to remove the platform's branding, or more storage, and each step is another tier. Annual price increases are routine. Over five years a \"cheap\" builder commonly costs more than a properly built site would have.",[12,49,50,53],{},[32,51,52],{},"A failed card payment takes the site down."," This one catches people by surprise. An expired card, a bank block on a foreign transaction, a missed renewal email, and the website shows a suspension notice to every customer who visits. The business did nothing wrong except not notice an email.",[22,55,57],{"id":56},"option-two-the-agency-rebuild-cycle","Option two: the agency rebuild cycle",[12,59,60],{},"The second route is hiring an agency or freelancer. You get a bespoke design and someone to call. The hidden cost is the cycle.",[12,62,63],{},"Agencies tend to build on whatever stack they prefer that year. When you want changes later, you depend on the same people being available and willing. When the relationship ends, or the technology ages, the next agency almost always recommends starting from scratch rather than inheriting someone else's code. Many small businesses are on their third or fourth full rebuild, each one paid for in full, each one resetting content and SEO work that was already done.",[12,65,66],{},"There is nothing wrong with hiring professionals to build your site. The problem is building it on a foundation that has to be thrown away every few years.",[22,68,70],{"id":69},"option-three-wordpress-and-the-plugin-pile","Option three: WordPress and the plugin pile",[12,72,73],{},"WordPress solved the ownership problem years ago: you host it, you own it. For many businesses it is still a reasonable choice. But a typical small-business WordPress site now runs twenty to forty plugins from different vendors to get a page builder, SEO, forms, caching, security, backups, a shop, redirects and translations.",[12,75,76],{},"Each plugin is a separate update, a separate licence, a separate potential conflict and a separate security surface. Most small businesses have nobody watching this. The site works until an update breaks the layout or an abandoned plugin becomes the entry point for a compromise. At that point the owner is paying a developer to untangle a system that was supposed to be free.",[22,78,80],{"id":79},"what-a-better-model-looks-like","What a better model looks like",[12,82,83],{},"Strip the three options down and the requirements are clear:",[85,86,87,94,100,106,112],"ul",{},[88,89,90,93],"li",{},[32,91,92],{},"You own the site."," It runs on hosting you control, and the content is yours in a format you can keep.",[88,95,96,99],{},[32,97,98],{},"Everything you need is in one product."," A page builder, blog, shop and forms should not be four vendors. The SEO essentials, redirects, metadata and schema markup, should be built in, not bolted on.",[88,101,102,105],{},[32,103,104],{},"It keeps working if you stop paying."," A licence should buy you updates and support, not permission for your website to exist.",[88,107,108,111],{},[32,109,110],{},"Updates are safe and backups are automatic."," Signed updates and built-in backups mean the maintenance burden is handled by the product, not by whoever remembers to log in.",[88,113,114,117],{},[32,115,116],{},"It grows with you."," Multi-language sites, add-ons and theme options should be available from day one rather than reserved for an expensive tier.",[12,119,120],{},"This is the self-hosted, licence-based model. You pay a yearly fee for the software, you install it on your own hosting, and you run it. If the licence lapses, the site stays online and the content stays yours. You simply stop receiving updates and support until you renew.",[12,122,123],{},"Compared to a subscription builder, you are converting rent into ownership. Compared to an agency rebuild, you are getting a foundation that can be maintained and extended for years. Compared to WordPress, you are replacing a plugin pile with one supported product.",[22,125,127],{"id":126},"where-craftlio-fits","Where Craftlio fits",[12,129,130,135],{},[131,132,134],"a",{"href":133},"/craftlio","Craftlio"," is Xelent's self-hosted website builder for small businesses, built around exactly this model. Every plan is the full product: page builder, blog, shop and forms, an SEO suite with redirects and schema, social feeds, add-ons and theme options, multi-language sites, signed updates and backups, and email support. Nothing is held back for a higher tier.",[12,137,138],{},"The plans differ only in how many sites you can run:",[85,140,141,147,153],{},[88,142,143,146],{},[32,144,145],{},"Starter: $49 per year for one site."," For a business with one website that wants to own it.",[88,148,149,152],{},[32,150,151],{},"Pro: $149 per year for up to five sites."," For businesses running a few brands or locations.",[88,154,155,158],{},[32,156,157],{},"Agency: $399 per year for unlimited sites."," For agencies and freelancers building for clients.",[12,160,161,162,168],{},"Because Craftlio is self-hosted, your site runs on your hosting, and it keeps running even if a licence lapses. You can read more or try it at ",[131,163,167],{"href":164,"rel":165},"https://craftlio.net",[166],"nofollow","craftlio.net",".",[22,170,172],{"id":171},"if-you-do-not-want-to-build-it-yourself","If you do not want to build it yourself",[12,174,175],{},"Not every business owner wants to design pages, and that is fine. Xelent builds Craftlio sites for businesses that would rather hand the work over. The difference from the usual agency arrangement is what you end up with: a site you own, on software that will keep being maintained, that you or any future developer can edit without starting again.",[12,177,178,179,181,182,186],{},"If your current website is a monthly rent bill, or it is overdue for its third rebuild, it is worth a conversation. See what the product does at ",[131,180,133],{"href":133},", or ",[131,183,185],{"href":184},"/contact-us","contact us"," and we will look at what you have and what it would take to move.",{"title":188,"searchDepth":189,"depth":189,"links":190},"",2,[191,192,193,194,195,196],{"id":24,"depth":189,"text":25},{"id":56,"depth":189,"text":57},{"id":69,"depth":189,"text":70},{"id":79,"depth":189,"text":80},{"id":126,"depth":189,"text":127},{"id":171,"depth":189,"text":172},"Web Development","2026-10-09T00:00:00.000Z","Subscription website builders, agency rebuilds and WordPress plugin sprawl all cost more than they look. Here is the case for owning your site outright with a self-hosted, licence-based builder.",false,"md","/assets/images/insights/small-business-website-builder-self-hosted-vs-subscription.svg",{},true,"/insights/small-business-website-builder-self-hosted-vs-subscription",6,{"title":5,"description":199},{"loc":205,"lastmod":209},"2026-10-09","insights/small-business-website-builder-self-hosted-vs-subscription",[212,213,214,215,134,197],"Website Builder","Small Business","Self-Hosted","SEO","xOH3_wrSl-mmVqE3rc8M4AaUeo0mXnbLLvIDQHBh3gw",[218,466,731],{"id":219,"title":220,"alt":221,"author":7,"body":222,"category":197,"date":450,"description":451,"draft":200,"extension":201,"featured":200,"image":452,"meta":453,"navigation":204,"path":454,"readingTime":455,"seo":456,"sitemap":457,"stem":459,"tags":460,"__hash__":465},"insights/insights/building-performant-web-apps-modern-javascript.md","Building Performant Web Applications with Modern JavaScript","Web performance optimization",{"type":9,"value":223,"toc":439},[224,227,231,234,254,257,261,266,269,295,299,325,329,332,363,367,370,396,400,403,436],[12,225,226],{},"Google reports that 53% of mobile users abandon sites that take longer than 3 seconds to load. Performance is not a nice-to-have — it directly impacts conversion rates, search rankings, and user satisfaction. Here are the modern techniques for building fast web applications.",[22,228,230],{"id":229},"core-web-vitals-the-performance-standard","Core Web Vitals: The Performance Standard",[12,232,233],{},"Google's Core Web Vitals define three key metrics:",[85,235,236,242,248],{},[88,237,238,241],{},[32,239,240],{},"Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)"," — Measures loading performance. Should occur within 2.5 seconds",[88,243,244,247],{},[32,245,246],{},"Interaction to Next Paint (INP)"," — Measures interactivity. Should be under 200 milliseconds",[88,249,250,253],{},[32,251,252],{},"Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)"," — Measures visual stability. Should be under 0.1",[12,255,256],{},"These metrics directly influence search rankings and represent the user experience aspects that matter most.",[22,258,260],{"id":259},"javascript-optimization","JavaScript Optimization",[262,263,265],"h3",{"id":264},"bundle-size","Bundle Size",[12,267,268],{},"Every kilobyte of JavaScript costs performance — it must be downloaded, parsed, and executed. Strategies to minimize bundle size:",[85,270,271,277,283,289],{},[88,272,273,276],{},[32,274,275],{},"Tree shaking"," — Remove unused code during bundling",[88,278,279,282],{},[32,280,281],{},"Code splitting"," — Load only the JavaScript needed for the current page",[88,284,285,288],{},[32,286,287],{},"Dynamic imports"," — Defer loading of non-critical modules",[88,290,291,294],{},[32,292,293],{},"Bundle analysis"," — Use tools like webpack-bundle-analyzer to identify bloat",[262,296,298],{"id":297},"rendering-performance","Rendering Performance",[85,300,301,307,313,319],{},[88,302,303,306],{},[32,304,305],{},"Virtual scrolling"," — Render only visible items in long lists",[88,308,309,312],{},[32,310,311],{},"Debounce and throttle"," — Limit the frequency of expensive operations",[88,314,315,318],{},[32,316,317],{},"Web Workers"," — Move CPU-intensive tasks off the main thread",[88,320,321,324],{},[32,322,323],{},"RequestAnimationFrame"," — Schedule visual updates efficiently",[22,326,328],{"id":327},"image-optimization","Image Optimization",[12,330,331],{},"Images often account for the majority of page weight:",[85,333,334,340,346,357],{},[88,335,336,339],{},[32,337,338],{},"Modern formats"," — WebP and AVIF offer 25-50% smaller files than JPEG/PNG",[88,341,342,345],{},[32,343,344],{},"Responsive images"," — Serve appropriately sized images for each viewport",[88,347,348,351,352,356],{},[32,349,350],{},"Lazy loading"," — Defer offscreen images using the ",[353,354,355],"code",{},"loading=\"lazy\""," attribute",[88,358,359,362],{},[32,360,361],{},"Image CDNs"," — Services like Cloudinary and imgix optimize images on the fly",[22,364,366],{"id":365},"modern-framework-features","Modern Framework Features",[12,368,369],{},"Modern frameworks provide built-in performance optimizations:",[85,371,372,378,384,390],{},[88,373,374,377],{},[32,375,376],{},"Server-side rendering (SSR)"," — Faster initial page loads and better SEO",[88,379,380,383],{},[32,381,382],{},"Static site generation (SSG)"," — Pre-render pages for instant delivery from CDN",[88,385,386,389],{},[32,387,388],{},"Streaming"," — Send HTML as it is generated, reducing time to first byte",[88,391,392,395],{},[32,393,394],{},"Partial hydration"," — Hydrate only interactive components, reducing JavaScript execution",[22,397,399],{"id":398},"monitoring-and-measurement","Monitoring and Measurement",[12,401,402],{},"Performance optimization is an ongoing process:",[404,405,406,412,418,424,430],"ol",{},[88,407,408,411],{},[32,409,410],{},"Establish baselines"," with Lighthouse and WebPageTest",[88,413,414,417],{},[32,415,416],{},"Set performance budgets"," that trigger alerts when exceeded",[88,419,420,423],{},[32,421,422],{},"Monitor real user metrics"," with tools like Google Analytics or custom instrumentation",[88,425,426,429],{},[32,427,428],{},"Test on real devices"," — Emulators do not capture real-world performance characteristics",[88,431,432,435],{},[32,433,434],{},"Automate performance testing"," in CI/CD pipelines",[12,437,438],{},"Performance is a feature. The teams that treat it as a first-class concern from the start — rather than an afterthought to address later — consistently deliver better user experiences.",{"title":188,"searchDepth":189,"depth":189,"links":440},[441,442,447,448,449],{"id":229,"depth":189,"text":230},{"id":259,"depth":189,"text":260,"children":443},[444,446],{"id":264,"depth":445,"text":265},3,{"id":297,"depth":445,"text":298},{"id":327,"depth":189,"text":328},{"id":365,"depth":189,"text":366},{"id":398,"depth":189,"text":399},"2024-05-08T00:00:00.000Z","Web performance directly impacts user experience and business metrics. Learn the modern JavaScript techniques and tools for building fast, responsive web applications.","/assets/images/insights/building-performant-web-apps-modern-javascript.png",{},"/insights/building-performant-web-apps-modern-javascript",7,{"title":220,"description":451},{"loc":454,"lastmod":458},"2024-05-08","insights/building-performant-web-apps-modern-javascript",[461,462,463,464],"Performance","JavaScript","Web Vitals","Optimization","gjLtJZoU3JpGWj_fekC_mkV93nJu2C7nf9yonWSQDwE",{"id":467,"title":468,"alt":469,"author":7,"body":470,"category":197,"date":719,"description":720,"draft":200,"extension":201,"featured":204,"image":721,"meta":722,"navigation":204,"path":723,"readingTime":455,"seo":724,"sitemap":725,"stem":727,"tags":728,"__hash__":730},"insights/insights/nextjs-vs-nuxtjs-fullstack-framework.md","Next.js vs Nuxt.js: Choosing Your Full-Stack Framework","Next.js vs Nuxt.js comparison",{"type":9,"value":471,"toc":711},[472,475,479,482,514,518,521,553,557,665,669,683,687,701,705,708],[12,473,474],{},"The battle between React and Vue.js extends to their respective full-stack frameworks: Next.js and Nuxt.js. Both provide server-side rendering, static site generation, and modern development experiences. But they are not interchangeable. Here is how to choose.",[22,476,478],{"id":477},"nextjs-react","Next.js (React)",[12,480,481],{},"Developed by Vercel, Next.js has become the most popular React framework. It provides:",[85,483,484,490,496,502,508],{},[88,485,486,489],{},[32,487,488],{},"Hybrid rendering"," — Mix static generation and server-side rendering per page",[88,491,492,495],{},[32,493,494],{},"API routes"," — Build backend endpoints within your Next.js project",[88,497,498,501],{},[32,499,500],{},"Image optimization"," — Automatic image resizing and format conversion",[88,503,504,507],{},[32,505,506],{},"Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR)"," — Update static pages without rebuilding",[88,509,510,513],{},[32,511,512],{},"Edge runtime"," — Deploy serverless functions at the edge",[22,515,517],{"id":516},"nuxtjs-vuejs","Nuxt.js (Vue.js)",[12,519,520],{},"Nuxt.js brings the same capabilities to the Vue.js ecosystem:",[85,522,523,529,535,541,547],{},[88,524,525,528],{},[32,526,527],{},"Universal rendering"," — Server-side rendering with client-side hydration",[88,530,531,534],{},[32,532,533],{},"Static site generation"," — Pre-render pages at build time",[88,536,537,540],{},[32,538,539],{},"Auto-imports"," — Components and composables are automatically available",[88,542,543,546],{},[32,544,545],{},"Modules ecosystem"," — Rich plugin system for common features",[88,548,549,552],{},[32,550,551],{},"Nitro engine"," — Universal server engine that deploys anywhere",[22,554,556],{"id":555},"feature-comparison","Feature Comparison",[558,559,560,576],"table",{},[561,562,563],"thead",{},[564,565,566,570,573],"tr",{},[567,568,569],"th",{},"Feature",[567,571,572],{},"Next.js",[567,574,575],{},"Nuxt.js",[577,578,579,591,602,612,623,633,643,654],"tbody",{},[564,580,581,585,588],{},[582,583,584],"td",{},"Base framework",[582,586,587],{},"React",[582,589,590],{},"Vue.js",[564,592,593,596,599],{},[582,594,595],{},"Rendering modes",[582,597,598],{},"SSR, SSG, ISR, CSR",[582,600,601],{},"SSR, SSG, SWR, CSR",[564,603,604,607,610],{},[582,605,606],{},"Routing",[582,608,609],{},"File-based",[582,611,609],{},[564,613,614,617,620],{},[582,615,616],{},"Data fetching",[582,618,619],{},"getServerSideProps, getStaticProps",[582,621,622],{},"useAsyncData, useFetch",[564,624,625,627,630],{},[582,626,494],{},[582,628,629],{},"Built-in",[582,631,632],{},"Built-in (Nitro)",[564,634,635,638,641],{},[582,636,637],{},"TypeScript",[582,639,640],{},"Excellent",[582,642,640],{},[564,644,645,648,651],{},[582,646,647],{},"Learning curve",[582,649,650],{},"Moderate",[582,652,653],{},"Gentle",[564,655,656,659,662],{},[582,657,658],{},"Deployment",[582,660,661],{},"Vercel optimized, flexible",[582,663,664],{},"Universal",[22,666,668],{"id":667},"when-to-choose-nextjs","When to Choose Next.js",[85,670,671,674,677,680],{},[88,672,673],{},"Your team is experienced with React",[88,675,676],{},"You need ISR for large sites with frequently changing content",[88,678,679],{},"You want tight integration with the Vercel platform",[88,681,682],{},"You need access to the largest ecosystem of third-party libraries",[22,684,686],{"id":685},"when-to-choose-nuxtjs","When to Choose Nuxt.js",[85,688,689,692,695,698],{},[88,690,691],{},"Your team prefers Vue.js's template syntax and reactivity model",[88,693,694],{},"You value convention-over-configuration and auto-imports",[88,696,697],{},"You want a gentler learning curve for new developers",[88,699,700],{},"You need flexible deployment options beyond a single platform",[22,702,704],{"id":703},"our-perspective","Our Perspective",[12,706,707],{},"At Xelent Solutions, we use Nuxt.js for the majority of our web projects. We find that Vue.js's approachable syntax, combined with Nuxt's powerful module ecosystem and auto-import features, allows our teams to deliver high-quality applications faster.",[12,709,710],{},"That said, the best framework is the one your team knows well and that fits your project requirements. Both Next.js and Nuxt.js are excellent choices for building modern web applications.",{"title":188,"searchDepth":189,"depth":189,"links":712},[713,714,715,716,717,718],{"id":477,"depth":189,"text":478},{"id":516,"depth":189,"text":517},{"id":555,"depth":189,"text":556},{"id":667,"depth":189,"text":668},{"id":685,"depth":189,"text":686},{"id":703,"depth":189,"text":704},"2021-08-10T00:00:00.000Z","Next.js and Nuxt.js are the leading full-stack frameworks for React and Vue respectively. Compare their features, performance, and developer experience to make an informed choice.","/assets/images/insights/nextjs-vs-nuxtjs-fullstack-framework.png",{},"/insights/nextjs-vs-nuxtjs-fullstack-framework",{"title":468,"description":720},{"loc":723,"lastmod":726},"2021-08-10","insights/nextjs-vs-nuxtjs-fullstack-framework",[572,575,590,587,729],"Full-Stack","Fkqc_81Wt1FypbSobQSYaKxvvdGtOMdmAJ3d0MtdzQM",{"id":732,"title":733,"alt":734,"author":7,"body":735,"category":197,"date":930,"description":931,"draft":200,"extension":201,"featured":200,"image":932,"meta":933,"navigation":204,"path":934,"readingTime":206,"seo":935,"sitemap":936,"stem":938,"tags":939,"__hash__":943},"insights/insights/rise-of-headless-cms.md","The Rise of Headless CMS: Decoupling Content from Presentation","Headless CMS architecture",{"type":9,"value":736,"toc":916},[737,740,744,748,751,755,758,762,766,769,773,776,780,783,787,790,794,874,878,881,913],[12,738,739],{},"Traditional CMS platforms like WordPress couple content management with content presentation. A headless CMS decouples these concerns, providing content through APIs that any frontend can consume. This architectural shift is transforming how organizations manage and deliver digital content.",[22,741,743],{"id":742},"traditional-vs-headless-cms","Traditional vs Headless CMS",[262,745,747],{"id":746},"traditional-cms","Traditional CMS",[12,749,750],{},"Content is created, stored, and rendered within the same system. Templates control how content appears. The backend and frontend are tightly coupled.",[262,752,754],{"id":753},"headless-cms","Headless CMS",[12,756,757],{},"Content is created and stored in the CMS, then delivered via APIs (REST or GraphQL). The frontend is completely separate — a React app, a mobile app, a digital kiosk, or all three simultaneously.",[22,759,761],{"id":760},"why-go-headless","Why Go Headless?",[262,763,765],{"id":764},"omnichannel-content-delivery","Omnichannel Content Delivery",[12,767,768],{},"Create content once, deliver it everywhere. The same product description can appear on your website, mobile app, in-store display, and smartwatch — all consuming the same API.",[262,770,772],{"id":771},"frontend-freedom","Frontend Freedom",[12,774,775],{},"Developers choose the best tools for the frontend without being constrained by CMS templates. Use React, Vue.js, Nuxt.js, or any technology that fits your needs.",[262,777,779],{"id":778},"better-performance","Better Performance",[12,781,782],{},"Static site generators paired with headless CMS create pre-rendered pages that load instantly. No server-side processing on every request.",[262,784,786],{"id":785},"enhanced-security","Enhanced Security",[12,788,789],{},"With no public-facing admin panel or database, the attack surface is dramatically reduced compared to traditional CMS installations.",[22,791,793],{"id":792},"popular-headless-cms-options","Popular Headless CMS Options",[558,795,796,809],{},[561,797,798],{},[564,799,800,803,806],{},[567,801,802],{},"CMS",[567,804,805],{},"Type",[567,807,808],{},"Best For",[577,810,811,824,837,849,862],{},[564,812,813,818,821],{},[582,814,815],{},[32,816,817],{},"Strapi",[582,819,820],{},"Open source, self-hosted",[582,822,823],{},"Full control, customizable",[564,825,826,831,834],{},[582,827,828],{},[32,829,830],{},"Contentful",[582,832,833],{},"SaaS",[582,835,836],{},"Enterprise scale, rich ecosystem",[564,838,839,844,846],{},[582,840,841],{},[32,842,843],{},"Sanity",[582,845,833],{},[582,847,848],{},"Real-time collaboration, flexible schemas",[564,850,851,856,859],{},[582,852,853],{},[32,854,855],{},"Directus",[582,857,858],{},"Open source",[582,860,861],{},"Database-first approach",[564,863,864,869,871],{},[582,865,866],{},[32,867,868],{},"Prismic",[582,870,833],{},[582,872,873],{},"Marketing teams, slice-based content",[22,875,877],{"id":876},"making-the-transition","Making the Transition",[12,879,880],{},"Moving from a traditional CMS to a headless architecture requires planning:",[404,882,883,889,895,901,907],{},[88,884,885,888],{},[32,886,887],{},"Audit your content model"," — Define content types, relationships, and fields",[88,890,891,894],{},[32,892,893],{},"Choose your CMS"," — Evaluate based on team needs, budget, and technical requirements",[88,896,897,900],{},[32,898,899],{},"Plan your frontend"," — Select the technology stack for content delivery",[88,902,903,906],{},[32,904,905],{},"Migrate content"," — Export from your existing CMS and import into the new system",[88,908,909,912],{},[32,910,911],{},"Train your team"," — Content editors need to understand the new workflow",[12,914,915],{},"The headless CMS approach is not right for every project. Simple blogs and brochure sites may not benefit from the added complexity. But for organizations managing content across multiple channels, the headless approach delivers unmatched flexibility and performance.",{"title":188,"searchDepth":189,"depth":189,"links":917},[918,922,928,929],{"id":742,"depth":189,"text":743,"children":919},[920,921],{"id":746,"depth":445,"text":747},{"id":753,"depth":445,"text":754},{"id":760,"depth":189,"text":761,"children":923},[924,925,926,927],{"id":764,"depth":445,"text":765},{"id":771,"depth":445,"text":772},{"id":778,"depth":445,"text":779},{"id":785,"depth":445,"text":786},{"id":792,"depth":189,"text":793},{"id":876,"depth":189,"text":877},"2021-02-15T00:00:00.000Z","Headless CMS architecture separates content management from content delivery, enabling omnichannel publishing and modern frontend experiences. Here is why it matters.","/assets/images/insights/rise-of-headless-cms.png",{},"/insights/rise-of-headless-cms",{"title":733,"description":931},{"loc":934,"lastmod":937},"2021-02-15","insights/rise-of-headless-cms",[754,940,941,942],"Content Management","API","Web Architecture","8lo36z6mFWadIDfbQx5PLszFxkGhB4fDewf8PRJCkt4",1791950938600]