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From the day she started at Inclind in 2013, Veronica, originally from Belarus, became a strong team player with a customer focus while thriving on problem-solving and achieving results.
Determined web developer with a passion for new ideas. Bryan started at Inclind while earning his Bachelor’s Degree in Web Information Systems. Able to tackle any situation, he has had many roles throughout his nine years at Inclind.
These terms are commonly used interchangeably, but do have a notable difference(s). While both have a Content Management System, Database, and API, the primary difference is that a headless CMS doesn't have a visual front-end environment and operates API-first.
A Decoupled CMS operates on a Content Hub Architecture; centralizing all content in one place via API to deliver content anywhere. This content-focused approach accelerates and simplifies content management so developers can create better digital experiences for your clients.
On the surface it may seem that the more you need to keep track of the more margin for error and potential security risk there is (which is unfortunately true).
Because Drupal continues building from the architecture of previous releases, it continues to lead the charge as a headless and decoupled solution in the CMS ecosystem. Headless/decoupled platforms can vary widely depending on which front-end technology is chosen for the project.
With a decoupled website, you are less constrained by one specific CMS being used. That said, CMSs like Drupal or Wordpress provide core back-end CMS functionalities while still providing "themes" as more traditional front-end functionality.
