No, Webflow is not a headless CMS (Content Management System). While Webflow does offer a robust CMS functionality that allows users to create and manage content for their websites, it is not specifically designed as a headless CMS.
A headless CMS is a content management system that separates the content creation and management process from the presentation layer. In a headless CMS architecture, content is stored and managed independently from the frontend design, allowing developers to retrieve content via APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and display it on various platforms such as websites, mobile apps, or IoT devices.
In contrast, Webflow is a visual website builder that integrates both design and content management capabilities in a single platform. While it does offer an API for programmatic access to site data, it is primarily used for tasks such as integrating with third-party services, automating workflows, or exporting data, rather than serving as a dedicated headless CMS.
