Headless Method

Headless method in web development refers to a system design where the frontend (the presentation layer or "head") is completely decoupled from the backend (the content/data and logic). The frontend is not tightly integrated with the backend; instead, they communicate through web service calls (e.g., REST or GraphQL APIs). As a result, content and presentation remain separate concerns. Developers can build any type of UI (website, mobile app, etc.) on top of the same backend, reusing business logic across multiple channels. This decoupled approach provides flexibility, scalability, and the ability to deliver consistent data to many platforms (omnichannel) without reimplementing backend logic for each interface.

Refer to Headless for more details.