Web Content-Management System ... Typo3, Joomla, ... isn't there any better solution out there? [closed]

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I tried many Content-Management Systems ... still being frustrated. I guess this topic comes up every once in a while. Here is it again. Typo3 is too complex, Joomla is only based on articles and doesn't support complex templates, Openengine is not any longer supported, user interfaces are complex. None of them have good support for modern desig开发者_开发技巧ns, ... Which system are you using, which would you recommend?

needs:

• Simple user interface
• Usable for authors without any knowledge.
• Inline Editing
• ContentTemplates for front pages that the author can fill them.
• LayoutTemplate, Professional look and feel
• Modern Design. Sliders,etc.
• Simple to learn and develop
• ajax support
• simple extensible modules
• extranet
• Asset pool

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Questions like these are so ridiculous. You want an open source thing that fits you needs, that's created in such a way you can understand it, that it has feature X that you need.. Why don't you start working on your own then? Open source CMS solutions are made like a shoe that fits on every foot. If you want to customize your site, you WILL have to input some effort. Nothing is easy, and there's nothing that will let you press a few buttons in a wizard of some sort that creates the thing you want to see.

I suggest either hiring someone to do what you want or simply man up and start doing it yourself. On the other hand, Wordpress is extremely modular and easy to understand code-wise even by PHP beginners.

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How about Plone http://plone.org/

It seems to have most of the features you want.