Can a prompt replace Squarespace?

Build a personal website — home, about, a projects grid, and a blog — as a static site generated from Markdown content files with front matter for title, date, and tags. Use one shared layout system (a base template plus reusable partials for header, footer, and content cards) so a redesign touches one place, not every page. Generate blog tag pages and an RSS feed at build time. Add a working contact form that posts to a small server endpoint, emails you the message, and logs it as a fallback, with a honeypot field rather than a captcha. Build to plain static files, deployable to any static host or a small VPS behind a reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS.

Do not build a drag-and-drop editor, e-commerce, or switchable themes — editing Markdown and CSS directly is the trade for owning the whole thing outright.