I am an amateur developper who codes for fun (and to make my family's life miserable though automation or a home chores app). I have a large background in IT an

I am an amateur developper who codes for fun (and to make my family's life miserable though automation or a home chores app). I have a large background in IT and sysadmin-style coding. This is not the answer you are waiting for but hear me out. If you plan to write some code beyond that single one page then I would really, really recommend investing time in a *simple* framework that does everything. I use Quasar for any application/page I am writing. It is based off Vue3 and provides plenty of components. Anything beyond 3 lines of HTML (literally) becomes a Quasar app. Yes it is overkill. yes it creates big apps for a simple content. yes, yes yes. But it also means that whatever problem I have, I have a solution that works everytime and I can scale up if I need to. I have applications with a form and a button. I have applications that became PWAs. I am not a developper so I did not have a clear idea at the beginning what the effort or future would be. Quasar helps me to not worry about that. A form and button application is 5 minutes. A 1à forms and 3 buttons and some processing is 5 minutes. Making a PWA and mobile app from that is 1 more minute. Your form suddenly transforms into a monstrosity where users want to see the time, weather and the result of 16x34. You got it covered. My case is a very specific one (an amateur dev who wants to have a good hammer to be able to see all apps as nails). Quasar fits the bill.