It entirely depends on what you want to use it for, how frequently new content will be added, how much dynamic content is needed (e.g. E-commerce), who will be contributing it, and other questions.
Personal blog with tech content?
Maybe a static site generator is enough -- I use Hugo and it's alright.
Landing page or single page portfolio, but you don't want to host a static site or deal with HTML?
Carrd, Wix, Squarespace etc.
Some interaction and integrations needed?
Build an app, or try no-code stacks like Webflow or Bubble + Airtable/Zapier/Make/Memberstack etc.
CMS with ongoing articles and content written by nontechs?
Sure, maybe Wordpress. I'm seeing it a lot with small nonprofits where nontechnical volunteers are contributing to the sites, but the plugins are powerful and you can turn it into a shop or booking system etc too.
Nocode services have gotten pretty good, so you can add some e-commerce even to a static site with tools like Memberstack, Gumroad or Stripe. Site builders like Webflow and even the minimal single page Carrd give you integration helpers for many of them. I thought about building my latest startup idea in Webflow since its UI builder was quite nice and t has many CMS and DB+service integrations, but ended up using Elixir and Phoenix LiveViews instead. Really: it depends on what you want.
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It entirely depends on what you want to use it for, how frequently new content will be added, how much dynamic content is needed (e.g. E-commerce), who will be contributing it, and other questions.
Nocode services have gotten pretty good, so you can add some e-commerce even to a static site with tools like Memberstack, Gumroad or Stripe. Site builders like Webflow and even the minimal single page Carrd give you integration helpers for many of them. I thought about building my latest startup idea in Webflow since its UI builder was quite nice and t has many CMS and DB+service integrations, but ended up using Elixir and Phoenix LiveViews instead. Really: it depends on what you want.