Welcome to another installment of my  Going Headless  series. Previously, we covered: Going Headless: Making the Right Architectural Choices Going Headless: On-Page Editing with Optimizely Graph and Next.js Going Headless: Optimizely Graph vs...

Earlier this year, I began a series of articles about headless architecture: Going Headless: Optimizely Graph vs Content Delivery API Going Headless: On-Page Editing with Optimizely Graph and Next.js Today's post continues that series. Having just...

Introduction On-page editing is one of the standout features of Optimizely CMS, giving editors the power to update content directly on the site as they see it. But when you move to a headless architecture, bringing that seamless editing experience...

Optimizely Graph offers powerful, flexible search capabilities out of the box, making it a popular choice for headless implementations. However, like any robust system, it comes with nuances that can trip you up if you’re not careful. In this post...

As the demand for flexible, multi-channel digital experiences grows, more development teams are turning to  headless CMS architectures to future-proof their solutions. Optimizely offers two primary options for headless content delivery: the Conten...