A headless technique allows for greater customization of content and user experience for clients, as well as considerably enhanced performance. Additionally, since the front-end and back-end of your website are separate, you can make some modifications without worrying about back-end development. Magento is an excellent fit for headless because it is extremely extendable, frequently associated with performance problems and slower load times, and even slight front-end development work can have a significant negative influence on the platform's back end. With Magento, there are already a lot of possibilities for the interface layer. Whether using a different framework or a headless CMS, Magento is a pretty strong fit for the back-end of a headless build. One thing to keep in mind is that not all Magento features have fully developed APIs, which may require additional development work.
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