If you're an ecommerce business of any kind, your digital operations are of massive importance for drawing in leads and converting sales. One method that many ecommerce companies consider for their needs here, and that's growing in popularity as technology improves, is headless ecommerce.
At SiteSource, we're happy to offer numerous services in the headless ecommerce and headless development realm, from basic setup through headless project management services and more. One of our top services is helping clients determine whether the headless approach is right for them, which we do utilizing several different considerations and elements. In this two-part blog series, we'll go over a number of factors to consider as you look to decide whether headless ecommerce is the right move for your company.
For those unaware, headless ecommerce refers to an approach wherein the back end, or "head," of an ecommerce website is decoupled from the front end. This means that the front-end can be developed and operated independently from the back-end, utilizing any number of different programming languages, tools, and frameworks.
The back-end, meanwhile, still takes care of critical ecommerce functions like product catalogs, inventory management, customer accounts, and the like. It also still integrates with any number of other systems as needed, from your CRM to your accounting software.
With the right resources and growth potential, headless ecommerce offers some major value to companies:
In part two of our series, we'll go over some additional elements to consider when determining if headless ecommerce is right for you, including a couple obstacles you have to be willing to overcome.
For more on this, or to learn about any of our headless web development, Shopify ecommerce development or other services, speak to the team at SiteSource today.