DotNetNuke is suitable for a small, local community with defined
feature needs like, for example, a reading club:
* The site can be created within a few minutes
* The site can be customized with an uploaded logo
* The admin can add pages to the site
* The admin can easily add an event calendar
* The color of the headers, fonts, and background can be changed
* The site offers high-end access control, so the admin can control,
down to the page level, what public sees, what admin sees, and
what registered/logged-in user sees
But without spending a good deal of time, it’s difficult to:
* Add or modify even a small feature that was not already there
* Re-skin the page to look exactly like a PhotoShop design provided
by a designer