[saviorand]

Hugo can also serve as a no-code/low-code solution:

1) you install Hugo following the guide from gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start .

2) You download any theme from themes.gohugo.io and set them up with instructions on theme's page. For example, the theme I used is for wrenches.io is hyde-hyde .

3) You change general settings for the site and add content by adding and editing files in your website's folder.

That's it! I usually host on netlify and deploy from GitHub, so it also doesn't cost me anything except for domain.

Hugo themes also allow to make many different kinds of websites, and they are fairly easy to use. Another example of a website made the same way is justfindthis.com ; the theme for it is Highlights