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When building a website, the choice of platform to build upon is multifaceted. Traditionally, a platform supplied the visual display of content to end users as well as the editing and management of that content. However, a different approach is becoming more popular and is worth considering for most public-facing sites. This headless approach separates content management from the display of that content, allowing each tool to be optimized, creating a more performant, secure, and flexible result.

If your website is driven by dynamic content, a Content Management System (CMS) is usually a good choice. While there are a lot of viable CMS options out there today, lately we have been more interested in exploring headless options (where the backend is separated from the frontend) which turned our attention to Payload CMS. Payload comes with many advantages, especially catered to developers, giving the team a modern stack (JavaScript, React, Node.js) with a lot of control without sacrificing performance, scalability, and the ability to customize to business needs.