Its really hard to make a "Neo-grotesque" (I would say "minimally styled") site whothout content, however.
So many of the frameworks with animated transitions and multiple gradients and all the visual flash get used mostly to disguise the fact that they're presenting very little actual information.
If you have something interesting to say, real information to share, then the details of the presentation are far less impactful.
Oh yeah. But the distracting fluff usually can't cover for the lack of good content. My personal favorite: https://fabiensanglard.net. Love how minimal and distraction free the site is. You immediately know what he writes about and the front page doesn't ask you to click around a gazillion links to find out content.
So many of the frameworks with animated transitions and multiple gradients and all the visual flash get used mostly to disguise the fact that they're presenting very little actual information.
If you have something interesting to say, real information to share, then the details of the presentation are far less impactful.
Another to throw on the example pile: https://www.stroustrup.com/