- Easy to use for both developers and non-technical users alike - Lots of built-in features making it relatively simple to build complex sites - Highly customisable, so if any features you'd like aren't already included they can generally be added without too much difficulty - Very detailed documentation

Easy to set up and easy to manage. Speedy development time.

Just a quick overview. I have worked for years with other CMS's based on PHP, Java, and Django. Wagtail is the only CMS that I would recommend, and here is why: - anything you can do in Django, you can do in Wagtail, and more - if you have non-technical web content editors, then the Wagtail interface makes it easy for them to do their work in a beautiful and simple interface. Trust me, we have built many websites and provided zero training to web content editors, and they were just able to pick it up right away - you can use it as a headless CMS to store all your content and use any front-end framework - some of the old complaints here on documentation have already been addressed a long time ago. There is more robust documentation available for folks and a healthy StackOverflow community - as long as you understand the idea that Wagtail if a super solid and beautiful framework that you can build anything upon, you will be happy. The key is you have to make it. It doesn't come with a lot of fluff pre-built, and that is what I, as a developer, truly enjoy