In the past, websites were constructed using monolithic architecture, sometimes known as 'connected' CMS. These systems provide neither the flexibility nor the capabilities that you need. In headless content management systems, the frontend (appearance) layer of content is not integrated with Drupal's backend (data source). It doesn't matter what device your consumers use to access your site: responsive design is ensured with decoupled drupal. Therefore, when developers put up a headless Drupal website, they have access to an endless amount of freedom, enabling them to create one-of-a-kind experiences for their businesses across various channels. What's the Difference Between Classic Drupal...