> You would use ACF, especially its flexible content fields, to allow you to add repeatable and repositionable content in specific areas of your website. > Sit

> You would use ACF, especially its flexible content fields, to allow you to add repeatable and repositionable content in specific areas of your website. > Sites that have been painstakingly, designed and built, reviewed and refined to the last detail every step of the way with stakeholders on the client side, optimising UX, legibility, performance and upholding the client’s brand can now be squelched in an instant by someone 3 months into their job who prefers yellow. Completely agree. Back when I was building w/ WordPress, ACF was the best choice for building layouts because you could provide only as much flexibility as you wanted the client to have. You could give them lots of power to easily update their content but constrain their ability to ruin the design. I gave a short talk at a WordCamp about this exact benefit of ACF over page builders (at the time).