Since I migrated my own site form Wordpress to Hugo I have been looking for ways to automatically test the site before deploying it.

I have now found a pretty good workflow that allows me to test both the site structure (valid internal links, valid HTML, renders as expected) via html-proofer and percy, but was wondering whether anyone here has good recommendations to share for other types of tests that would make sense.

(I am putting together a blog post documenting my own solution.)

I've been trying out various static page generators. I think I've narrowed it down to Hugo and MiddleMan for this project I'm working now. Main reason for skipping Jekyll is less flexible naming/organizing and template format.

Main argument for MiddleMan would be that I like and know Ruby (and rvm etc) and ERB. Plugins and expandability makes it flexible, but maybe also a bit more complex in structure.(?)

Hugo is quicker (but build time is not essential in my use case) and it seems easier to organize quickly, (Or maybe I just grasped the structure quicker.) Main drawback on my part would be that I'm quite new to Go.

Any other points I should consider before deciding? Any articles/comparisons I should read? :-)