The part that matches my experience: generation was never the bottleneck at the low end. I maintain a free open-source React portfolio template on GitHub. For

The part that matches my experience: generation was never the bottleneck at the low end. I maintain a free open-source React portfolio template on GitHub. For years, almost none of the questions I got were "how do I change the layout". They were "how do I get this online", "why is my GitHub Pages build 404ing", "how do I point my domain at it", and six months later "I forgot how to edit it". LLMs collapse the authoring cost to roughly zero, which is genuinely new. But the deploy/domain/keep-it-alive tail is untouched, and that is where a non-technical person still stalls. The zip-file-sent-to-a-relative step in the top comment is that tail being absorbed by unpaid favours rather than eliminated. So I doubt the floor disappears. It moves. Nobody pays for the HTML any more; people still pay for "make it exist at a URL and keep existing".