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title: "Comment by Favourite Jome on \"5 Simple Tips to Make Your Hashnode Feel More Professional\" | Hashnode"
description: "Another bonus tip would be using Hashnode Headless CMS, which gives you full customisation on how your blog looks https://hashnode.com/headless"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/5-tips-to-customize-your-hashnode/65eee43af07552fee2e4124b/comment/65f02a680d4dd95478f18f69"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/5-tips-to-customize-your-hashnode/65eee43af07552fee2e4124b)

Comment [5 Simple Tips to Make Your Hashnode Feel More Professional](https://hashnode.com/posts/5-tips-to-customize-your-hashnode/65eee43af07552fee2e4124b)

[Favourite Jome](https://hashnode.com/@Favourite)

[Mar 12, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/5-tips-to-customize-your-hashnode/65eee43af07552fee2e4124b/comment/65f02a680d4dd95478f18f69)

Another bonus tip would be using Hashnode Headless CMS, which gives you full customisation on how your blog looks [hashnode.com/headless](https://hashnode.com/headless)

[Annie Seaward](https://hashnode.com/@annieseaward)

[Mar 12, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/5-tips-to-customize-your-hashnode/65eee43af07552fee2e4124b/comment/65f02a680d4dd95478f18f69#reply-65f0ce582563a13901215f17)

Yes, absolutely! I hope to do this in the future.

Sticking with a hashnode front end for now, just so I focus on writing more atm :)
