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There are many ways to add Google Maps to your site. In this post, we will address step-by-step procedures on how to embed responsive maps using the Google Map API on the Hugo website.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a fully functional Hugo website up and running on GitHub Pages, ready to showcase your content to a global audience.

To deal with that, you can choose Jamstack. A JAMStack (JavaScript, APIs, and Markup) website can support your business in various ways by providing a modern and efficient approach to web development.

To overcome these limitations, HUGO introduced Shortcodes. In Hugo, shortcodes are a method for inserting reusable HTML snippets into markdown pages.

Handling forms on a Jamstack website involves a slightly different approach compared to traditional server-rendered websites. The Jamstack philosophy encourages decoupling the frontend and backend, which can impact how forms are handled.

With Hugo's native multilingual support, you can manage translations and localization more effectively. What's more, Hugo will assist in generating language-specific URLs, handling content translation, and managing language-specific metadata.