tldr; the author is using jinja templates + tailwind + a python script It all feels a bit moot because most frameworks exist to create website that tend to be

tldr; the author is using jinja templates + tailwind + a python script It all feels a bit moot because most frameworks exist to create website that tend to be web apps If you just want static website well it's pretty easy to use any kind of simple templating system that will give you some html + css + optionnally js. Hell you don't even have to generate the file, you can use CGI to generate your page on the fly with CGI (I like haserl) If you like or are competent in dealing with quirks, you can do it all by hand instead. I just got into webdev and I really like Svelte and SvelteKit so far. Svelte works well if all you want is to colocate a bit of html, css and js. You can really start simple and iterate when you have bigger needs. Now, if I want to make a webapp I'll use SvelteKit even if only for the baked in client side routing based of the structure of the project.