This is an interesting move by Adobe, which appears like the first step towards reasserting themselves in a hot WYSISWG CMS authoring market that’s currently dominated by folks like Webflow. What makes it even more interesting is that their enterprise CMS offering AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) will certainly get a leg up as it relates to ease/flexibility, further separating them from the market competition.
For the folks who are unaware, AEM is a tier 1 CMS powering many top-shelf enterprise websites[1], competing with products Contentful, Contentstack, Salesforce, etc.
I’m personally not a huge fan of their solution but they tick many of the boxes clients typically ask for.
For the folks who are unaware, AEM is a tier 1 CMS powering many top-shelf enterprise websites[1], competing with products Contentful, Contentstack, Salesforce, etc.
I’m personally not a huge fan of their solution but they tick many of the boxes clients typically ask for.
[1] https://trends.builtwith.com/cms/Adobe-Experience-Manager
It’ll be interesting to see how this develops…