The evolution of web development has shifted from traditional CMSs like WordPress to using modern tools, including Static Site Generators (SSGs), which generate websites by pre-building HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, resulting in faster load times and improved security. Static sites, which retain the same content for all users unless manually updated, are ideal for blogs, portfolios, and landing pages that do not require frequent updates or dynamic content. While SSGs offer benefits such as speed, security, and scalability, they lack the dynamic functionality of interactive sites, making them unsuitable for applications needing real-time updates or user interactions. When choosing an SSG, developers should consider project requirements, ease of use, tech stack compatibility, and the developer community's support and maturity. Popular SSGs and frameworks offering static site generation include Next.js, Astro, Nuxt.js, SvelteKit, Gatsby, Eleventy, Jekyll, and Hugo, each with distinct features and benefits suited for different use cases.