I use wordpress, but I'm not happy. I really wonder why there is nothing that really streamlines things for the enduser. What I want (some of which can be bot

I use wordpress, but I'm not happy. I really wonder why there is nothing that really streamlines things for the enduser. What I want (some of which can be botched in to wp with plugins): - pretty forms without much php (ACM does the job for wordpress here, but with some PHP) - lego blocks of form fields, repeatable - a nice rich text editor - hide every button that is not necessary - display instructions next to the editor A few CMS I tried: - wordpress: bloated and you still feel the blog inside, no lego blocks, a few strange quirks (try explaining how to make an empty line in the editor, haha) - Concrete5: (is this still a thing?) the nicest, true inline WYSIWYG editor, but too small (few plugins, back in the day a bit buggy) - modX: (is this still a thing?) too basic, you don't want to reinvent the wheel - markdown based flat file CMS': Markdown is just not sufficient, so these have to make a non-markdown header in the files, often just maintainable through a editor interface. Here i tried: yellow CMS and Grav. - - Grav: quite nice except the mentioned quirks. Really nice image handling, currently not client-friendly but a (payed) admin interface is in the making and might close this gap. Feels a but young here and there (e.g. can push via git, but than need to clear the cache manually in the admin interface) - - yellow: poorly documented, breaking updates, small