Which type of CMS should you choose?
There are two main types of CMS on the market today and choosing which depends on your unique goals and budget

Traditional
A traditional CMS is one which is an all in one website publishing tool. It will not only handle the content management of the site, but it will also render the website templated webpages as well. This makes things a little more straightforward, suitable for some small self-contained projects. But there are some limitations, and is also an approach which web developers are shifting away from.

Headless
A headless CMS is a relatively new term for a CMS that is completely de-coupled from wherever the content is published to. This kind of CMS exposes it's content via an API, as Json data, so that it can be used anywhere, creating infinitely more flexibility and control. It also means that the development and maintenance of the CMS (which we can refer to as the back-end) can be managed in parallel with the development of the website or app (front end). Some examples of this type of CMS are, Sanity, Strapi and GraphCMS.
The site Function and Form built for us is beautiful, clean, easy to navigate and helps us to communicate the message of Risky by Design visually. It’s also great that the site sits on an easy CMS we can update ourselves, but we know the support is there if we need it.Erin Lavelle – Operations Manager at 5Rights Foundation™
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