Static website that regenerates on-demand with built-in CMS
Static website that regenerates on-demand with built-in CMS
Some of my friends are artists and creators. Their personal websites are important for them, serving both as a showcase for new work and an archive of past creations. However, these websites often lack the dynamism of social media, which makes them somewhat boring. I've noticed that these friends of mine are reluctant to update their personal websites. They view it as a diversion from their current projects, and the tools they use can be user-unfriendly or too complex. To address this I created a simple website template that an artist can update from a desktop or phone, with as much fluidity and ease of use as possible. I also focused on low cost and zero maintenance. This is the stack I used: React, Next.js, Vercel.
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