QuarkXPress vs SubHub: Which is best for you?

I'm easily able to create anything from large projects such as annual reports, magazines, museum exhibits and packaging to small items such as flyers, business cards and social media ads.

That said, Quark has itself become bloated and has rearranged the menus and such - causing us to have to constantly re-learn how to do things that were once more straightforward. Despite the ways of the roving herds — I don't want to sit and give myself carpal tunnel click-clicking drop down menus when the old-style command-shift-F (e.g.) and a few tab keys to enter a value works with half the effort.

It will allow our board members and volunteers to take on some of the work that only a few of us were able to handle previously in WordPress.

It's not as flexible/extensible as our previous WordPress site, but WordPress' extensibility was what turned our previous site into a nightmare tangle of plugins that seemed to spend more time arguing with one another than doing their jobs for us.