I use Strapi as a CMS and find that it creates a very good admin panel. I like the UI, which is important for a CMS. The content type builder and content manager are the tools I value the most. The initial setup was easy.

What I like best about Strapi is how flexible it is as a headless CMS. It’s quite easy to create and manage content types without needing heavy dev work each time. The admin interface is simple enough so even non-technical people in the team can publish or update content by themself. For exemple, we can quickly create landing pages for campaigns or update messages for new user acquisition tests without waiting for a full release cycle. I also appreciate that Strapi connects well with other tools and APIs, so we can push content to website, app or other platforms in the same time.

Strapi stands out for its flexibility and ease of use as a headless CMS. Creating and managing content types is straightforward, and the APIs (REST and GraphQL) make it very easy to consume content from multiple websites and applications. I also really appreciate that Strapi is self-hosted, which gives full control over data, infrastructure, and deployment. The admin interface is clean and intuitive, allowing non-technical users to manage content efficiently, while developers can easily customize APIs, permissions, and business logic when needed.