Maybe Publii?
this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2025
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Definitely Publii, the most polished I've tried lately and perfect for simple static websites. Nice app, offline, free/open source.
Closest thing I know of is Wordpress with a static site export plugin.
There are static site generators like Hugo but they are not a drag and drop editor.
Which static generator do you prefer?
Or getkirby.com.
Hugo, though you didn't list your "must-haves" so it may not be a great suggestion
Depends, is it a static site? There's some good projects like this for quickly rolling out something static.
https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/
It's more command-line than click and drop, but maybe it's close to what you're looking for?
P.S: I want to make a simple static personal website. Possible have a link from where they can download PDF samples of my writing/ literature / creative work.
Hugo is widely used for static resume sites, so I think this could work for you if you're familiar with command-line Linux.
This is exactly what you are looking for. You don't even need to download anything.
Don't you have to write your own code in Neocities? I don't remember seeing a drag and drop option when I played with it.
Instead of drag and dropping you can open your HTML+CSS files and copypaste their contents.