Static Generation with CMS Content and Build‑Time Data
How static generation works with CMS content and build‑time data, including routes, previews, rebuilds, freshness, cache limits, and deployment trade‑offs.
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A Content Management System (CMS) is the editorial layer many teams rely on to create, structure, and publish content across the web. Whether traditional or headless, a CMS shapes workflow, governance, content modelling, and how reliably the front‑end can deliver performant, scalable, search‑friendly experiences.
Below you will find a subset of articles from my blog specifically about CMS and related headless CMS integration. This is an area I have worked with for many years, and it has been a regular subject in my writing. There are twenty‑three articles collected together for you below.
Static Generation with CMS Content and Build‑Time Data. 
Front‑End Risks in Drupal Template Work. Front‑End Risks in Drupal Template Work
Front‑end risks in Drupal template work, from render arrays and markup overrides to cache behaviour, accessibility, JavaScript, CSS drift, and editor output.
SEO Risks in WordPress Theme and Plugin Work. SEO Risks in WordPress Theme and Plugin Work
SEO risks in WordPress theme and plugin work, including metadata, headings, archives, canonicals, redirects, schema, pagination, and generated markup.
Making CMS Templates Maintainable with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Making CMS Templates Maintainable with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Make CMS templates maintainable with clear HTML, scoped CSS, cautious JavaScript, reusable patterns, editor‑safe assumptions, and predictable output.
Technical SEO Checks for CMS Templates. Technical SEO Checks for CMS Templates
Technical SEO checks for CMS templates, including headings, metadata, canonicals, links, pagination, structured data, crawlable content, and editor output.