I'd like to update this thread to mention the existence of Netlify CMS. The author writes in the OP that
"There is a dependency of using the command-line to generate your site each time you make an edit, so some development expertise is needed. This means Jekyll is probably not a great solution for a client project"
but that is simply not true anymore!
After the site is done, you create an admin folder with an index.html (which contains a script that loads Netlify's admin panel UI) and a config.yml (in which you specify the fields that will be available in the UI). You can then manage multiple users using Netlify identity.
For the end user/content creator the experience is the same as using a standard CMS but the benefits of using a SSG remain.
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I'd like to update this thread to mention the existence of Netlify CMS. The author writes in the OP that
but that is simply not true anymore!
After the site is done, you create an admin folder with an
index.html(which contains a script that loads Netlify's admin panel UI) and aconfig.yml(in which you specify the fields that will be available in the UI). You can then manage multiple users using Netlify identity.For the end user/content creator the experience is the same as using a standard CMS but the benefits of using a SSG remain.