Headless CMS visual editing is still far from solved. Plenty of companies are trying to crack it, but the experience is still pretty bad. Building a good section-based page builder in a headless CMS, using arrays of blocks, requires real architectural discipline and technical skill. You need to think carefully about schemas, content models, component flexibility and the editing experience. Marketing pages are inherently unstructured. Forcing them into structured content models introduces creative constraints and trade-offs that many designers coming from Framer aren't used to dealing with, either technically or mentally. Yes, you can use AI to scaffold an Astro site and integrate a headless CMS. That's the easy part. Building a genuinely good, maintainable solution that gives clients a great editing experience without compromising the design is an entirely different problem. This is a problem the industry has been wrestling with for decades. AI doesn't make those trade-offs disappear. Take a cohort of designers accustomed to Framer's freeform canvas and ask them to build production-quality CMS-driven sites for clients. The technical and conceptual gap is enormous