DevHolm works best for people who want a site that grows beyond a homepage.
If you want blog posts, about pages, and a project index without a hosted CMS dependency, this is the core use case.
If your work benefits from short case studies and project explanations, the projects plus pages model fits well.
If you want to write openly about the thing you are building, DevHolm gives you a place for the docs, the updates, and the public-facing rationale.
If you want a self-hosted site with room for content and direct control over the stack, it gives you a solid base.
If you want a fully hosted website builder or a giant editorial newsroom workflow, DevHolm is probably not the right tool.