[mattlondon]

I set up a small charity's site I maintain to use GitHub pages and Jekyll. The in-browser editor for markdown is good enough for the non-technical users, and GitHub pages takes care of rebuilding the site. The revision history is handy in case someone does something weird and we need to undo it.

I believe that GitLab pages offers something similar that also supports Hugo, but I opted to use GitHub+Jekyll as I personally find it significantly easier to custom-build a website than with Hugo (I really struggled with on some basic stuff, e.g. I had a lot of blank pages at dir roots (e.g. /something/goes/here would have blank pages at something/ and something/goes/ etc)). Hugo feels over-complicated to me.