CMS includes blog posts, eBooks, press releases, guides, and so on for websites, mobile applications, portals, and other online solutions to effectively help ___________ control ____________.

The purpose of _______________ is to support CMS functionality and guide how different software parts connect.

An application layer to manage the content (functions like editing, managing, and storing content).

To assemble the content into a layout or to deliver it.

The ___________, through the medium of an _________, requests content from the ________________ to deliver content to the audience.

That content then moves through a presentation layer.

It takes what the delivery layer has produced and renders it on a screen.

The back-end functions, like managing content and laying it out on a page, are coupled with the front-end function of presenting it on a screen.

Everything is managed by one application layer, and it is always almost page-based.

Decouples or separates the back-end functions from the front-end presentation function.

It lets developers render content objects for any application or device.

Headless CMS is any type of ________ content management system where the ________________, the “body,” is separated or decoupled from the presentation layer, the “head.”

Allows you to manage content in one place and still be able to deploy that content across any front end you choose.

In-house

Project-focused

In the cloud

Product-focused

Built for a single page

Limited supported devices

Building block for many products

Limitless supported devices

One-to-one reach

Waterfall workflow

Scheduled updates

One-to-many reach

Agile workflow

Continuous updates

Monolithic, all-in-one backend system

Microservice, best-in-class back-end system

Large up-front cost investment

Quick proof of concept investment

Inherent to the system technical debt

Managed technical debt

CMS includes:

API

Also known as Layout Engine.