Start with the way the website will be used
A useful CMS decision begins with the people who will publish content, the structure they need and the way the website will be maintained.
Traditional and headless are different tools
A traditional CMS keeps editing and presentation together. A headless CMS separates content from the public website and can serve more than one channel.
Choose for the work ahead
The right choice is the one that fits the editorial workflow, technical resources and expected lifetime of the project.