But many, perhaps most, of them could be. Just look at the amount of sites that are being converted to statically generated sites. Static HTML with some Javascr

But many, perhaps most, of them could be. Just look at the amount of sites that are being converted to statically generated sites. Static HTML with some Javascript on top. A lot of websites were converted to this paradigm during the pandemic because the initial UX was that the site got DDOSed by legitimate, high load, or hacked. And this is from quick conversion (e.g. scraping a dynamic page, Wordpress plugins, etc). I think there's a lot more potential when sites are built with the static paradigm in mind. My personal blog for example is created by a static site generator I wrote in Rust myself. Instead of manually writing HTML, or using PHP and Javascript at runtime, I handle the complexity at build time. After having done frontend dev for 10 years this approach seems much more sane to me.