I Needa bit of help

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So I'm really new to the web design field and I wanna get started but don't know how so I found this forum platform and thought it would help. I'm trying to make a small website that's hosted basically on its own. How do I do this. I'm looking to make something like https://boringboringboring.com/ or cat-bounce.com
 
First of all, if you are starting from "hi i have no clue" i would recommend you build the website locally first, so you know the difference between remote and local, and all the thigns that make up the difference. You will need to pick an ide, if you want to write the language code from scratch, which is probably the easiest.

To build cat boucne, you just need some ready cat graphics, and a css file.

Every web page is an .html page, and thats for structure only. Design is from a css file. I recommend you get a sub to an ai like cluade grok or chatgpt, to help you. Once you have mastered and got it working lcoally, then you can ftp into a cloud server, and upload the files, you'll be lucky if you need 4-6 files at most even if you are highly organised. As soon as you host online, you have to start paying money, there really is no solution for hosting for free. Thats why i suggest offline first. Get it working 100 with an IDE like visual studio code, or jetbrains.

Edit!

I should say that a javascript file is for on page actions that css can't do.
 
First of all, if you are starting from "hi i have no clue" i would recommend you build the website locally first, so you know the difference between remote and local, and all the thigns that make up the difference. You will need to pick an ide, if you want to write the language code from scratch, which is probably the easiest.

To build cat boucne, you just need some ready cat graphics, and a css file.

Every web page is an .html page, and thats for structure only. Design is from a css file. I recommend you get a sub to an ai like cluade grok or chatgpt, to help you. Once you have mastered and got it working lcoally, then you can ftp into a cloud server, and upload the files, you'll be lucky if you need 4-6 files at most even if you are highly organised. As soon as you host online, you have to start paying money, there really is no solution for hosting for free. Thats why i suggest offline first. Get it working 100 with an IDE like visual studio code, or jetbrains.

Edit!

I should say that a javascript file is for on page actions that css can't do.
alr thanks a lot man
 
It really depends on what you’re trying to build.
You can use website builders (Wix, Squarespace, Framer, etc.) or host directly on Vercel — it’s fast and easy for beginners, but you’ll always be limited by the platform and end up paying monthly for hosting or upgrades.
If you want full control and scalability, go the native route:




That stack gives you real ownership, performance, and flexibility long-term.
 
The examples you’ve shared are simple enough to make with html/css, so you don’t necessarily need to deploy a framework with reactjs. You can use free hosting options like vercel/netlify to host it as well.
 
Start by learning basic HTML, CSS, and a little JavaScript, then host your site on simple platforms like GitHub Pages or Netlify, which are perfect for small, standalone creative websites like those examples.
 
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