Does this software generate more than one HTML and CSS file?

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This Reddit comment said something informative:

Websites are very rarely static one-page HTML documents. If all you need is a single-page static HTML doc, might as well just use a WordPress template., you can design your "webpage" in Microsoft Word and then just save/convert it into HTML.

And having a distinct CSS class for every CSS property used in the document is not a good way to setup a whole website. It's basically no different from just running inline style="<CSS props>" for every element, and we stopped doing that a long time ago. Very soon each element in the site is going to be a list of a dozen or so different classes. You can already see for example, that every time an h2 is used, it's like this: <h2 class="font-bold text-4xl mb-2", instead of just styling h2 to have those properties in a stylesheet and then not needing to copy-paste all those classes for every h2 element.

Basically, once you start making a website with AI, you can only use AI to continue making that website as for any human it's going to be a time-consuming pain in the to deal with the way it's designed. And once you get to a point where your website is too complicated for AI to correctly add stuff to it, you're kinda boned - you now have a giant mess of code that will take hiring a consultant to sort out, and it will take them 10x longer to do anything than it would've had it been designed with some forethought, and they're going to bill you out the for it. So very quikly all the savings you got from not hiring a front-end dev will get eaten up by the consulting fees.

In conclusion, does your software generate more than one HTML and CSS file?