Uniform is the starting point to implement a headless content management system; this guide helps brands evaluate vendors and properly migrate a solution risk-free
Uniform, the leading provider in the emerging software category of digital experience composition platforms (DXCP), has issued the Composable CMS Evaluation Guide, a resource designed to help brands better understand—and evaluate—the headless content management solution (CMS) marketplace.
Brands seek flexibility and adaptability in composable architecture to avoid being locked into another monolithic architecture. Interest is rapidly increasing for composable technologies, which can be overwhelming, however.
In this guide, Uniform simplifies the nuances of headless technologies, vendor selection criteria, and common challenges in implementing a headless CMS, helping brands identify suitable technologies for achieving strategic goals while explaining how a DXCP-first approach like Uniform ensures loose coupling and prevents monolithic dependencies. Correspondingly, Uniform facilitates headless CMS integration, preventing hindrances to innovation due to excessive reliance on “glue code.”
Uniform is uniquely qualified to develop the Composable CMS Evaluation Guide because the company’s solution is built to work with any headless CMS vendor and the team is backed by developers and marketers with years of experience in content management. The in-depth guide provides a look at the complete process of evaluating and implementing a headless CMS, including insights into developing a background analysis, advice toward meeting strategic goals, vendor selection tips, and key requirements toward determining a composable stack.
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“Over the last several years, the CMS marketplace has expanded exponentially, so has the architecture, making it harder for brands to track the differences between solutions and to know what to look for when evaluating solutions,” said Mark Demeny, Uniform’s head of product strategy. “Our guide describes the modern functional and nonfunctional criteria for evaluating headless CMS and walks planning teams through each step of the process.”
For brands, the decision to integrate composable solutions begins with Uniform. The company’s platform serves as a bridge to safer integration of both legacy and headless technologies, including a composable CMS. The guide highlights how implementation can be easier for brands and what to consider when selecting a headless CMS vendor, including steps to avoid the initial friction that comes with a migration in a rapid fashion.
The guide launches on the heels of the successful CMS Comparison Guide, which was released in March of this year. The CMS Comparison Guide helps brands review and study a side-by-side comparison of 15 leading CMS vendors, both headless and monolithic. That guide highlighted the strengths and weaknesses of each branded solution across content modeling, integration, workflow, and more key areas.
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