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I'm a huge fan of Storyblok, so much so that I applied to work there (and got shot down). It's a headless CMS that makes it easy to bring the same data to any platform, but what really sets it apart is their live preview, the whole editing experience, and the detailed tutorials they offer for various front-end frameworks.
I really like the shopify frontend editor, concrete5 also is good, but never again wordpress for websites.
Why not to use WP for websites?
wordrepss is for blog, was born for blogging. Now they are expanding to be a "real" cms but don't think so. as you see, every little thing you need in wordpress you need a plugin, so you finish a simple website with 20 plugins. that's making your site slow. try concrete5 and you will see the big difference.