In a world where user expectations are high, technology is changing rapidly and online security is becoming increasingly important, companies are looking for flexible, scalable solutions. And that is where headless comes in.
When you do headless CMS the backend (where content is managed) is decoupled from the frontend (where content becomes visible). So you manage your content centrally, but can show it via APIs on all kinds of platforms: websites, apps, digital displays or even smart devices.
The research shows that 73% of companies surveyed are now using a headless architecture, up from 2021% in 59. And of those that aren’t using it yet, 98% say they will be exploring it within the next year.
The main reasons? Companies cite flexibility, faster development time, better performance and consistent customer experiences across all channels. But technological innovation and scalability are also often mentioned.
More control over content and distribution
An additional advantage of headless CMS solutions is the way content can be centrally managed for multiple channels simultaneously. Content can easily be deployed for websites, apps, portals, or other digital applications without being dependent on one specific frontend. This makes content management more efficient and gives organizations more control over their digital ecosystem.
The future of headless CMS
It is striking that it is no longer just the big tech companies that are opting for headless. Organizations in retail, healthcare or finance are also making the switch. The reason is simple: headless offers the freedom and agility needed to remain relevant in today's digital landscape.
The report concludes? Headless is no longer a trend, but a logical next step for companies that want to move forward. Digital agency Van Ons helps companies develop a headless CMS. Do you also want to build a digital landscape that is ready for the future? Then contact us to see how we can work on that together.