I'll add to the chorus in favor of Squarespace. A few years back I helped my 70-year-old father-in-law (who's not remotely technical) get set up with a Squares

I'll add to the chorus in favor of Squarespace. A few years back I helped my 70-year-old father-in-law (who's not remotely technical) get set up with a Squarespace site for a project of his and after initial configuration he was able to run it himself for years. At the time the big reason why I picked it over WordPress was that I knew that I'd be on the hook for maintaining a WordPress site. He just needed something he could post on occasionally and mostly forget about, and Squarespace worked great for that.