To be honest for most projects I still use Wordpress & a Plugin like Advanced Custom Fields on the backend side of things, and just plain old PHP/HTML/CSS on th

To be honest for most projects I still use Wordpress & a Plugin like Advanced Custom Fields on the backend side of things, and just plain old PHP/HTML/CSS on the front. Although modern frameworks & SPA are really fancy and feel great, there mostly comes a point in a project where " client needs X" and i feel that keeping tech oldschool and using a very widely used ecosystem as a CMS base earns me the most flexibility over the sites lifetime. It's bloat and overkill for small sites, but it gets the job done just as quickly as other systems. And on larger or more complex sites it provides all I'll need without the need to "custom build it" everytime. (Disclaimer: I'm talking "websites" here, not specific-purpose web applications where this workflow would be a horrendous workaround)