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Why Everyone’s Talking About Shopify Headless (And What It Actually Means)
Publié le 14 avr. 2025
Mis à jour le 14 avr. 2025
Entrepreneuriat et start-up
3 min
Entrepreneuriat et start-up
Publié le 14 avr. 2025
Mis à jour le 14 avr. 2025
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Why Everyone’s Talking About Shopify Headless (And What It Actually Means)
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If you’ve been following eCommerce trends, chances are you’ve come across the term “headless commerce.” It might sound like something only developers care about — but don’t let the jargon fool you. At its core, it’s about giving businesses more freedom and flexibility as they grow.
Let’s break down what that means, especially in the context of Shopify.
How Shopify Usually Works
In a traditional Shopify setup, everything is tightly connected: your storefront (what customers see) and your backend (where products, orders, and payments are managed). You choose a theme, customize what you can, and launch.
That setup works great for businesses just starting out. It’s simple, fast, and everything comes in one neat package. But as your store grows, you might run into limitations — like
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