I work at a company that helps support a small trade association. Part of my job for the association is add and update content. The size is very utilitarian with a calendar, sliders on the home page pointing to the most used items. videos and images. Currently, they are on Drupal 9 and every time they need to make rearrange the staff page or officers page, they have to contact the developer. There is a WP site that whenever I need to change the look of the page, I just move things around like building blocks.
The reason everyone has used for staying with Drupal is security and its ability to work an API. There is not a lot of custom code on the site. Am I wrong in thinking this can be done with WordPress.
They want my opinion, but I want to ask people with a lot more experience than me in web design.
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