The static pages are in static HTML, because of course they are.
But the product pages need to be interactive. To do that, I need to use JS, and an SPA framework (I use Vue) makes that easier and way less effort than (e.g.) JQuery.
I have one problem, though... the marketing folks want to be able to change the copy on the static pages, but they don't want to learn HTML. They're pushing for me to implement the static pages as a Wordpress site, with a list of pluging that they want, because that's what they're used to.
It’s fairly trivial to setup a simple text file with all the websites copy so that when the file is updated a script can automatically fire to rebuild the static pages and deploy it.
That doesn't answer the marketing folks' concerns in GP. They don't hate HTML because they prefer markdown or whatever; they want a WYSIWYG/drag-and-drop site builder because it's what they're used to.
The static pages are in static HTML, because of course they are.
But the product pages need to be interactive. To do that, I need to use JS, and an SPA framework (I use Vue) makes that easier and way less effort than (e.g.) JQuery.
I have one problem, though... the marketing folks want to be able to change the copy on the static pages, but they don't want to learn HTML. They're pushing for me to implement the static pages as a Wordpress site, with a list of pluging that they want, because that's what they're used to.
I don't think JS is the problem here...