Hugo, with a repeatable publishing rhythm.
Use Hugo as the build layer in a clear editorial workflow. Give content a predictable structure, review generated pages, and make the public artifact the thing you approve and deploy.
Define the content contract
Document required titles, descriptions, dates, categories, and image fields. Keep navigation labels and article headlines distinct where needed. A small consistent schema helps editors make changes without learning every template detail or leaving important metadata to chance.
Know the build environment
Record the generator version, theme or module dependencies, and the command used to produce public output. Identify settings that differ between preview and production. A release record should connect the reviewed artifact to a specific source revision and configuration.
Deploy the generated site
Hugo documents several hosting and file-transfer deployment approaches. Choose the one that matches your host and team. Inspect the generated directory, verify clean paths and discovery files, and keep the prior public artifact available for recovery.