Salesforce waves bye-bye to UI in 'headless' embrace

Salesforce is moving away from traditional user interfaces by embracing a "headless" architecture that decouples front-end presentation from back-end services. The CRM giant's shift allows developers to build custom interfaces using APIs and microservices rather than relying on Salesforce's proprietary UI components. This strategic pivot aims to give enterprises greater flexibility in designing customer experiences across multiple channels and devices.

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