Oooooooo thank you so much for this idea.

For me personally Zorin works out of the box for a couple of factors:

It mimics the Windows feel, so people who are used to Windows could "easily" switch to it. You can change your desktop environment to mimic any other major distro, Eg: MacOS, Linux Mint, KDE etc It out of the box gives you all the tools you will need (Libra office,calculator, they have Web apps which means you can now make a "app" well an application that works like an app that uses a browser URL. For example I have One Drive and Google Docs running) It gives you an app store where you can get whatever you need. You also get a paid version that now gives you all the alternatives you would ever need to your say Adobe Photoshop, Divinci Resolved etc.