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Choose a website platform from editing needs, structured data, workflows, integrations, deployment, maintenance tolerance, ownership, and future growth rather than familiarity or trend.
Choose WordPress when its content-management workflow and ecosystem match the site's needs, and consider simpler or custom architecture when those requirements point elsewhere.
Define the website's requirements first, then choose a platform that fits the content, workflow, ownership, and maintenance needs.
Escape unsupported website tooling without losing important content, URLs, forms, media, ownership, or working integrations during the replacement.
The choice between a website builder and a web developer should come from the business requirement, maintenance capacity, ownership needs, and portability rather than prestige or the idea that one approach is always better.