I would argue against the "clients can also manage their content themselves". As someone who has been a part of a group for 3 years. They are techno-phobic, yet willing to trust an outside vendor to manage their website including login credentials and personally identifiable information of their users.
If they could allow themselves to not have a login feature and just post their content publicly, a static website would serve their needs greatly and would reduce the cost of having someone "maintain" it.
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I would argue against the "clients can also manage their content themselves". As someone who has been a part of a group for 3 years. They are techno-phobic, yet willing to trust an outside vendor to manage their website including login credentials and personally identifiable information of their users.
If they could allow themselves to not have a login feature and just post their content publicly, a static website would serve their needs greatly and would reduce the cost of having someone "maintain" it.