How headless CMS enables future content trends
The level of flexibility is a critical factor in how well companies can capitalize on current and future content trends.
The level of flexibility is a critical factor in how well companies can capitalize on current and future content trends.
In Hygraph, you can create a navigation component that links to internal or external content to carve out content paths for your users from their initial point of entry to the final destination within your app.
Explore the differences between page builder and data modeler CMSs, their unique features, and how they cater to varying organizational needs.
Ways brands can leverage composable commerce to improve the omnichannel customer experience.
What digital transformation entails and how it can be used to enhance the customer experience.
We take a look at digital customer experience and the role that headless CMSs play in building engaging digital customer experiences.
Content management is as essential as it is complex, especially at scale. In this article, I will introduce an elegant solution to this problem: the content graph.
Recoupling the data while maintaining a decoupled architecture is important. There are multiple patterns to accomplish this, all falling under a new buzzword: Federation.
Buzzwords like DXP, DXC, MACH, and Composable are important but they also confuse. In this post, we discuss the basics of your architectural needs.
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Hygraph is voted the easiest to implement headless CMS, for the 4th time.
Explore the significance, benefits, and practical strategies for a consistent customer experience.
We’ll help you discover what the total cost of ownership (TCO) is and how to use it to calculate the total cost of a CMS.