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To build the website, first we have to install npm/nodeJS and Hugo extended version. Afterwards, we have to run the npm install command, which will install a postcss package required to purge CSS.

The last step is to change the baseURL in the config.toml file to our final URL, and run the hugo command. This will create a public folder which contains the static generated files. We have to move these files in the public-facing folder inside our server and serve it with the webserver of choice, apache, nginx or whatever you like.