Review on Ingeniux by Francisco Holmes

I like that there are various modules to choose from - we used it mainly as an eCommerce site but was able to use some of their other features which were helpful in our endeavor (eLearning Management System). The website navigation wasn't always intuitive with things being buried under menus or link buttons sometimes not working correctly when clicked resulting us having go back through several pages before reaching what you think something should be linked too! Overall though they do have great customer support so this may just need tweaking at times depending upon how busy/busy your account managers helpdesk team needs them selves right now :) Also very good if using multiple languages because easy translation tools available within module itself once added into cms system makes adding translations fast & efficient without needing extra plugins etc.. I like that it's an open source product, and you can get in touch with people who use it to see if they have any problems or questions.The UI is not as intuitive as it could be, but there are plenty of tutorials online to help you figure things out. There's also some pretty serious issues with the database and certain features (like tagging) which cause downtime and sometimes even crashes. We're using it to build several websites, including a digital library that contains thousands of articles.