Umbraco 16 marks the most significant and forward-looking update yet for the popular .NET-based open-source CMS. The new version introduces a modern Tiptap editor, segment support, fine-grained permission management, and—for the first time—a fully integrated headless API.
Codegarden 2025 – Umbraco’s annual flagship event in Odense – revolved around scalability, security and AI-readiness. More than 800 developers, marketers and digital leads watched the CMS ecosystem leap from classic content management towards a fully fledged composable DXP. From container hosting...
How do you make a website visible for ChatGPT, Perplexity & Co. Traditional SEO is no longer enough. In this article, we show you how Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) works, why it is becoming increasingly important for companies - and how we can help you prepare your content for AI.
Umbraco 15 was released on November 14, 2024. The new version brings significant improvements in the areas of performance, flexibility and user-friendliness. Version 15 of Umbraco CMS is primarily intended to facilitate the development of large, content-driven websites. With a new user interface...
In August 2024, Umbraco acquired the popular uMarketingSuite - now the tool is being further developed under the new name Umbraco Engage. As a versatile marketing toolkit, Umbraco Engage offers everything digital marketers need: from deep insights into user interaction to targeted visitor targeting...
When selecting a content management system, marketers are faced with the challenge of choosing a platform that is not only technically powerful, but also offers functions that are specifically tailored to their needs. Both platforms offer many tools to manage content, personalise customer...
WYSIWYG stands for What You See Is What You Get. A WYSIWYG editor is therefore a tool with which content can be created and edited while the final result is displayed (in real time). The user can see in the editor exactly how a change will look on the finished website, the final document or in an...
Google Analytics is often seen as problematic in terms of the applicable data protection regulations in the EU. The data giant undoubtedly has a dominant position in the search engine and online marketing sector, but that does not mean that there are no equal alternatives!