You start with HTML. Write your HTML in an editor. You now have what we started with and I won't complain about your un-styled site. Right now I'm working on a

You start with HTML. Write your HTML in an editor. You now have what we started with and I won't complain about your un-styled site. Right now I'm working on a simple personal thing with unstyled pages and a static site generator (Hugo.) The first Google search for hosting should be fine. There should be a simple tutorial for uploading your HTML file. That's all there is to it. Beyond that, maybe you're just trying to bite off more than you can chew because you think you need things. It would be like going to ACME engineering supply and grabbing a bunch of stuff off the shelf because it sounds good. Then you get home and you have no idea what these things do. A lot of this stuff looks deceptively like it all goes under the category of "web development." Sending an email isn't web development. That's dealing with a different protocol and different server software. You don't need to go far down that path before you start to wonder how any of this mess can work at all. I'm not even talking about web development, I feel this way all the way down to the metal. Yesterday I spent hours trying to troubleshoot an issue with Ryzen 3rd generation chips apparently having a problem when you load up all the slots with RAM (I threw in the towel because I can get by with half the RAM.) That has always been the case. Software hasn't gotten worse, it has always been bad. But functional. Maybe it has become more complex.