While it's easy to host dynamic websites with different SPA frameworks and Azure Function calls, a static HTML website will often come out ahead when it comes to loading speed and SEO since they are smaller and do not require any backend calls.

By using open-source tools and Blazor with the right render mode, you can build a dynamic website hosted on your development computer or homelab server. Once the site is built, it can be exported to pure HTML, removing the need for dynamic server calls, making the website lightweight and SEO-friendly. This combination of Blazor and static HTML provides the best of both worlds: dynamic content during development and fast, static pages for the end-user.
And even keep some dynamic content too!

This is how I constructed my personal website supporting daily updates and dynamic content, using minimal dynamic logic.