When a headless CMS makes sense
That separation can be useful when the same content appears on several sites or apps, or when editors need structured fields and a tailored review process. It also means the preview and publishing experience must be built or configured carefully.
Try a routine task with an editor before choosing the system. Can they find the right page, preview a change, and publish without help?
A conventional CMS may be simpler for a small site. Choose based on the people maintaining the content, not the label on the technology.
