Sounds like you know what your customers want and deliver on that. That's better than most devs who want to shove their favorite language/framework down the throat of their poor customers.
>That's better than most devs who want to shove their favorite language/framework down the throat of their poor customers.
This is exactly that.
Okay, but in this case, the favourite framework has a GUI. Sure, you can't use WYSIWYG HTML editors with it, but it has its own sort-of WYSIWYG editor.
Handing your customers something solid that they can easily use and update is hardly "[shoving it] . . . down the throat of their poor customers."
Same with your insert favourite framework my friend.