@PhenomX6 @anornymorse I think installing WordPress for this purpose is even more of an overkill than just a static HTML page with lots of JS bloat.

I used to make websites for doctors, dentists, and other medical-related profession people.
They all wanted to have a WordPress site so that "they can constantly update it themselves".
As it turned out, literally nobody touched their own websites in many years, and whenever they want to change something, they just ask me to change it (and it's usually just minor stuff too), so I simply converted their websites to just static HTML and CSS.

And I bet none of them don't even bother looking at their websites at all either, the big amount of WordPress soytes on 1 VPS have resulted in downtime many times, and nobody ever complained even after the server was down for 4 days.
After converting them all to HTML and CSS, the same server never experienced downtime ever again.