Django
Django fits when the product has process: who can see what, what happens after a form, what must be true before the next step. The admin is part of the build, so the team is not waiting on a developer for every content change.

When it is the job
- A back office, a portal, or a B2B workflow
- Rules that would be painful as WordPress plugins
- An API your own front end, or someone else's, will call
Included
- Models and permissions that match the real roles
- The admin screens the team will live in
- The main path through the product, tested as a path
- A deploy you can repeat
Not included
- A plugin-shaped rewrite of a simple brochure site
- A promise that every future feature fits the first scope
- Server costs and third-party API fees
Handover
- Repository, environment notes, and how to run it locally
- Admin accounts and a map of the models
- What the first month of care usually touches