WordPress helps me in two ways. In the first place, WordPress is the most used framework for CMS. 45% of the websites on the Internet use WordPress. Secondly, it is easy to edit content using WordPress. The final user can edit homepages, make blogs, or do something different. But the most valuable thing is that it is customizable. It has a huge community of developers for its free software. It uses the GPL license, so you can edit the code. You can share what you've done and participate for free. Around 10,000 developers are using WordPress, so its code is solid.

The best feature of WordPress is its flexibility. I can utilize free plugins and builders, easily access my website's backend with admin access, and work with SQL databases as a base. While Shopify may have similar features, my experience with WordPress makes it easier for me to have complete control over everything in the website-building process.

The most valuable features of the solution are its flexibility, ease of working with, intuitive interface, and ease of finding a huge online community, along with its simplicity of integration with other solutions.

The standout feature is its high degree of customization. Creating user-friendly, easily maintainable websites is a breeze, especially with the convenient admin access. Moreover, the flexibility of incorporating plugins into the backend allows us to swiftly implement various functionalities like payment methods, third-party reviews, or integrating external services onto our website.

I appreciate the flexibility of WordPress, particularly its filter and action hooks, which allow for the development of additional features. We can build our own plugins into this. We can be creative while following our clients' requirements. For example, I recently built a custom plugin where the client wanted extra functionalities about membership, special profile pages, and a subscription system. And WordPress has helped a lot, thanks to its flexibility. I could use current plugins on the market and then modify them with my own plugin and collaborate with other existing plugins. So, WordPress has reduced a lot of work for me as a developer. With WordPress, I can achieve the functionality that I want. I don't have to do everything from scratch because a few solutions exist in the market, and I can enhance that.

WordPress offers great flexibility. You can add various plugins and use the built-in configurations or implement custom solutions. It provides flexibility in the design and functionality of websites. I use WordPress for all my clients, and based on my experience, they consistently enhance their WordPress sites with a wide range of features.

The most valuable feature of the solution stems from the fact that it is quite easy to use. The tool can also be personalized and tweaked, making it an easily adaptable tool for what I need. Considering how it works, the developers in my company can create it in a way that makes it a very simple tool that is easy and intuitive to use. You can save text and add images while remaining easy for a non-expert user.

I like the tool's plugins. 

The best feature of WordPress is its user-friendliness and its strong SEO capabilities. It is versatile because it provides a user-friendly drag-and-drop interface while also allowing for coding customization.

The product is user-friendly. Anyone can easily create a website using it.

The most valuable WordPress feature is the content editing. Sometimes I have to build a website from scratch and finding the right content management system can be a hassle. But, with WordPress, the built-in editing capabilities make the process a bit easier. 

Also, the themes are useful. They change the look and feel of a website with just one click. 

I also like the available plugins. They can be so powerful.  

The ability to upload photos and share them with people all around the world has really made my dream of photographing rockstars a reality. Prior to having WordPress, I had no ability to share my work and no credibility within the music industry. WordPress has opened many doors for me.

WordPress started in 2003 and for a long time it was viewed as a blogging platform but in the last 4 years it has come on quite a transformational journey. With it's wealth of low cost and well support plugins, it can provide customer solutions to even large scale membership based websites. 

WordPress is  easy to install and is a really nice CMS . The ability to amend the PHP to add extra functionality of to tweak things is also a great bonus. The use of PHP also helps if you need to buy help in from a coder - PHP is common so there is a massive pool of devs. 

It also doesn't need a massive server to run. That's great for smaller businesses who don't want the hassle of large cloud contracts. 

The most valuable feature is that it is easy to install and manage, there is also a lot of documentation and a large community of users that allow us to resolve any inconvenience that may arise during the development of the website.

Once a site is developed using WordPress, it is quite easy to maintain. There is a nice administrative interface that leverages the same data as referenced by the website, but it is crafted with a focus on ease.

Ease of use and the variety of plugins. Because it is such a well-known and popular product, there are a ton of development companies and users creating plugins and solutions for it, which makes it adaptable and easy for people who have fewer technical skills.

With Gutenberg, Wordpress is poised to become even more accessible to the average website manager, so minimal knowledge of css or html is necessary. However, Gutenberg is still very buggy, so be sure to use another builder in the meantime (e.g. Beaver Builder).

• Very stable and easy to use content management system.
• Friendly for creating blogs.
• Thousands of themes available for free and premium.
• Availability of thousands of plugins for extending functions.

1. Ease of use
2. User Interface
3. Theme/template model
4. Widgets and plugins
5. Cost
6. Ease of access for a large developer community

The best feature in WordPress is Elementor. It lets you easily create one-page landing sites.

WordPress is fast and user-friendly.

Even though there are 1000s of plugins that are available to extend your WordPress website's features, WordPress is naturally packed with many valuable features for both publishers and developers. One of its acclaimed features is its simplicity. This is the feature which allows anyone to quickly get online and start publishing. There should be nothing that could hinder you from getting your website up and live, because WordPress is simply, very easy to use and tame.

-Simplicity: it is possible for you to get online and get publishing, quickly.

-Flexibility: WordPress can handle just about any kind of website. With WordPress anyone with or without any coding knowledge can build beautiful robust WordPress websites.

-Publish with Ease: WordPress make it easy to create Posts by just a single button click. Start by filling in the blanks: enter post title and post body content. When you are ready, click Publish.

-Easy Administration Panel: WordPress’s popularity comes with its own easy administration panels.

-Easy Installation and Upgrades: WordPress is very easy to install. It only takes a moment and a few clicks. 

-Multilingual: WordPress is available in more than 70 languages. You can use WordPress in any language that you want. It is very easy to create a website in any single language.

-Extend with Plugins: WordPress has a plugin directory containing thousands of plugins. You can add complex galleries, calendars, social networking, social media widgets, spam protection, fine-tune controls for search engine optimization, forums to your sites.

-Security: WordPress secure enough if you keep it up-to-date. 

• Ready-made themes speed the design process; a huge number of quality themes are available from several sources.
• Plug-ins are available to provide additional functionality, for example, event booking, directories, job boards, etc. 
• Frameworks and design tools can simplify the design process and create a back-end which is usable for non-technical people with some simple training.
• As WordPress is such a popular product, there are many designers and developers available to work on projects.

I like how people are able to learn to tag.

It offers categories where you are able to search and go back.

I like how it gives the opportunity to have a discipline of input and discipline of letting people see how you're progressing and making things visible. The people that I follow on WordPress show their thinking and test it out.

I like how it integrates graphics and words, and more generally, the way people can develop the choices of spaces for different websites.

It creates beautiful spaces and some people are just great, in terms of being creative.

• Sidebar
• Menu
• Plugins/ratings

Each feature has its merits. 

• WordPress has the ability to add numerous plugins. 
• Contact forms
• A Shopping Cart 
• It has a vast array of themes which could be applied to make the website visually look more appealing to the target market.

The product has evolved and has become dependable and secure.

If you are an IT person, server security should be easy to implement.

WordPress is simple to learn, agile, and flexible.

The plugins and widget features: they make life easy and save a lot of time, which can be used for further updating of the site.