What are the best options for creating a simple one-page website these days?
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SunnyGuitar428
Hey everyone! I've been away from front-end development for a while and now I need to create a simple one-page website without any backend support. I'm looking for an easy way to make it look appealing, possibly with a template. Are templates still a good choice? A friend of mine mentioned Durable, but I'd love to hear about other recommendations as well. I used to work with Bulma, but I'm curious if there are better options available now.
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If you're looking for minimal setup, just write it out in plain HTML and CSS. You can find plenty of templates online to customize, and it's often simpler than relying on frameworks!
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For a single page, honestly, just stick to HTML, CSS, and a bit of JS if needed. It's pretty straightforward and gets the job done without extra frameworks.
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Still a fan of Bulma! It's lightweight and works perfectly for simple sites like this. Definitely worth a try if you haven't used it in a while.
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I've been using Durable for a simple portfolio site and it’s been great! I find it way easier than Webflow for straightforward pages.
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CoolTechie: Totally agree! Plus, using something like GitHub Pages to host it is free and super easy.