One of you probably visited my website and was appalled by the lack of stuff on it. There's no hidden complexity - this website was written entirely by hand, using VSCode. The stylesheet is, at the time of writing, 46 lines long. There is no javascript (well, except for one function - can you find it?). There are no external dependencies, no CDNs contacted, no analytics, no invisible pixels. The website is not SEO'd. There are no helpful buttons to "share the website if you found it interesting!" for the millions of troglodytes who apparently can't figure out how to copy and paste from the address bar. You won't be assaulted by ads for whatever useless crap the big dogs have decided you needed. (Yeah, you're right Samsung/Apple - I'm sure that next cell phone is soo worth it)
I'll tell you: This website was made easily, because websites were meant to be made easily. Let me explain
Whereas non-computer people have a tendency to under-estimate technical work ("bro, I have a cool app idea, I'll give you half the money"), the opposite is true when it comes to websites. HTML is pretty much the easiest computer-related thing you can do. It's easy because the paradigm is so straightforward. You want to make a paragraph? Put it in a paragraph tag. Want to make big text? Put it in a header tag. You don't need to know ANYTHING about programming to write a good looking, communicative website. The text on the screen is displayed in the way you type it in the editor, as dictated by the tags it is enclosed in.
Does typing in a code editor scare you? Okay. Try a WYSIWYG HTML editor. No, that's not the name of an indie trance band - it stands for "What You See Is What You Get". You can type in whatever text you want, and then highlight a line and click a button, and, viola, it will be formatted the way you think it should be. Anyone who has worked with Microsoft Word or any other word processor has all of the required skills already.