My personal (static) website built with Jekyll and continuously deployed by GitHub-Actions.
It's all completely automated (full CI & CD), to the point where I can write a simple markdown document with a smartphone, push it to GitHub, and see it in "production" (a.k.a. the public facing website) in seconds (or very few minutes).
Jekyll is a very simple but powerful software to build public websites in, and the integration with GitHub Actions is awesome. So awesome that I can completely automate the build and publish steps of a static website generated with a static site generator, thus making the entire process so smooth to feel like I'm posting to a CMS engine like WordPress (that is dynamic, with all the issues and complexities of dynamic websites).
Thanks Jekyll, thanks GitHub-Actions, thanks GitHub, for making it possible.
Double licensing is provided: GNU GPL v3 for the site code which you can freely use and modify, and CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 for the contents of the site, which are my personal knowledge and life experience, and represent an intellectual property of mine.
Please be gentle :-)