Let&#x27;s not forget that Lektor solves actual problems. Show me another CMS that offers:<p>- Static HTML export with elegant dependency tracking by design (reducing attack vectors and maintenance cost on the frontend server)<p>- Admin interface (I can&#x27;t tell a non-techie to connect via SSH, fire up vi and run Jekyll)<p>- Flexible content structure (Title&#x2F;Author&#x2F;Content doesn&#x27;t really scale beyond a simple blog)<p>- Elegant design and implementation (I could do anything with WordPress and half a dozen plugins, but I fail to even find a bare-bones theme without kilobytes of code that I will never need; the whole ecosystem revolves around the novice user who understandably prefers &quot;quick and dirty&quot; over touching code)<p>I have been looking for a CMS that fulfills these exact criteria for quite some time. Lektor looks ideal for projects where the developer prepares a non-trivial page structure (think book listings, music albums, anything that goes beyond <i>bold</i> and <i>italic</i>), but the client should be able to edit content. Thank you, Armin!