I've been away from front-end development for a bit, and I'm looking to create a simple one-page website without any backend functionality. I'm considering using a template or something straightforward to make it visually appealing. Are templates still a good choice? My friend mentioned Durable, but I'm curious about other recommendations. I used to rely on Bulma but wonder if there are better options out there now.
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If you're going for a single page, I say just stick with raw HTML, CSS, and JS. No need to complicate things with frameworks or libraries—keep it simple!
I recently used Durable for my portfolio, and it works wonderfully for one-page sites. It's way easier than using Webflow, in my opinion!
Honestly, just write it in HTML, CSS, and JS. You can even grab a template from various sites and modify it to fit your needs. And if you opt for free hosting, GitHub Pages is perfect for that!
I still find Bulma effective for simple sites. It’s lightweight and gets the job done! But if you want to experiment, there are newer options like SvelteKit as well.
Yeah, I agree! GitHub Pages is super easy and free—definitely the way to go for hosting simple static sites.