What is the simplest method for moving a static website to TYPO3, possibly using an HTML template?

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The simplest method for moving a static website to TYPO3 using an HTML template is to:

1. Install TYPO3 on your web server.
2. Create a new page template “from scratch” or choose one from the TYPO3 template library that matches your website design.
3. Copy and paste the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code from your static website into the new TYPO3 template.
4. Rebuild the navigation menu in TYPO3 based on your existing sitemap and link structure.
5. Add and configure TYPO3 plugins for any custom functionality your static website had, such as forms or galleries.
6. Publish the TYPO3 site and test all of its pages and functionality.
7. Redirect your old static website pages to your new TYPO3 ones using 301 redirects to preserve any page rank and traffic.

This method is straightforward and should not require any advanced TYPO3 or programming skills. However, it may not be the most efficient way to migrate a complex static website, as it can take a lot of manual work to migrate content and functionality into TYPO3. You may want to consider using a TYPO3 migration tool or hiring a TYPO3 developer if your static website is large and/or has a lot of custom features.