I was hoping I could find something much akin to the old Kompozer program, which I had some limited experience in using, but up to latter day compatibility standards and able to work on saved MHTML files. Did not require anything fancy, just basic Add, Delete, & editing of text, with some minor formatting alteration possible -- all in WYSIWYG mode, such that the changes will appear as desired if opened in major browsers. A preliminary search for something like this has not been looking too promising. Better if it's also free and open source, but I would not completely rule out a paid program, depending on the details. I am more at the Beginner+ level, so anything with a steep or arcane learning curve would not be suitable. More on reddit.com

WYSIWYG html editors are generally discouraged.

If you must: http://www.kompozer.net/

If you mean a markup / markdown editor or something like that for use in forms, that is a different case.

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Webflow, mobirise, elementor. But what you want to do is your designs in Sketch or Adobe XD and your implementation in Webflow. That way you have absolute creative freedom.in design and then constrain down in implementation. More on reddit.com

I'm a professional software engineer mostly focused on web development, so I haven't used it myself, however, I have heard that https://www.wix.com might be a good starting off point if you're looking to create a website and don't know much about the process. They have both editing and templates available. To add: you may at some future point want to do something more advanced with your website. When that day comes and you can't push it any further, then you can hire someone to carry the site forward. Wix will not replace a good developer that knows what they're doing. More on reddit.com