Contentstack is a powerful content management system that allows users to create, manage, and deliver content across various digital platforms. This video provides an overview of Contentstack's key features and benefits, showcasing how it can streamline content creation and delivery processes for businesses of all sizes. Whether you are a marketer, developer, or content creator, Contentstack offers robust functionality to help you effectively manage your digital content.

Why Composable? Today’s consumers expect to interact with your business on any channel they choose, whenever they choose. To stay competitive, you need the speed and agility to deliver seamless customer experiences across those channels. The need to quickly deliver new experiences and adapt to market changes has led more businesses toward a digital experience platform (DXP) with a composable architecture.

Get a clear, visual introduction to two core concepts in Contentstack: Organizations and Stacks . Learn how Organizations provide centralized control for users and permissions, while Stacks act as flexible, dedicated workspaces for managing content, assets, workflows, and publishing. Whether you’re launching a single site or managing global digital experiences, this video will help you understand how to structure your projects for success.

Customizing Your Contentstack Dashboard: Personalize for Efficiency In this quick explainer, we’ll walk you through how to make the most of your Contentstack dashboard. Learn how to customize your view by adding, removing, and sorting widgets, and see how to make the dashboard truly work for you. From viewing recently modified entries and assets to exploring new extension options, this video covers everything you need to know to create a streamlined, personalized dashboard experience. Watch now and take control of your Contentstack homepage to boost your workflow and efficiency! Build your own Dashboard Extensions

This course gives you a clear, practical understanding of how content is structured inside Contentstack—and why that structure is the backbone of scalable digital experiences. You’ll learn how content models act as blueprints, how content types serve as reusable molds, and how fields shape every entry you create. We’ll cover the essentials: Content Types Fields Labels Through real-world examples like building a blog page, you’ll see how structured content speeds up publishing, improves consistency, and makes collaboration easier across teams. By the end, you’ll understand how content models connect the backend structure with the frontend experience, and how to work smarter with Contentstack—whether you’re a content creator, or editor.

Creating and managing content is at the heart of working in Contentstack, and this course shows you how to do it with confidence. You’ll start by learning the fundamentals of entries—what they are, how to organize them, and how to create new ones for your site. From there, you’ll explore how to manage entries effectively, whether that means editing, copying, deleting, or importing them into your stack. You’ll also dive into the Assets module, where you’ll discover how to upload, filter, tag, and delete files, as well as how to work with metadata, file URLs, and permanent URLs to ensure reliable content delivery. Along the way, you’ll see the difference between HTML and JSON text editors, with practical examples to help you choose the right tool for your projects. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills to confidently create, organize, and manage both entries and assets in Contentstack, ensuring your digital content is structured, reusable, and ready to publish across channels.

Understanding Branches in Contentstack Branches give your team a safe, flexible way to experiment with content without affecting what’s live in production. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create and work inside a branch, explore use cases like seasonal campaigns or localization, and see how branches keep your main stack clean and stable. We’ll also cover what happens when you’re ready to bring your work forward into production and how to clean up branches you no longer need. By the end, you’ll understand how branches empower content authors to move fast, stay creative, and keep production safe.