Docusaurus is a fancy React-based documentation tool, but you'd have to write the documentation yourself. Good for general documentation Bit is great for component-sharing / documentation, but if you want to use it for free for private projects, you'll need to host the server yourself. Storybook is also great for documenting frontend components / framework(s). More on reddit.com

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Why wordpress? because wix and squarespace aren't "free", wtf is "site" and "zyro"? Squarespace would probably be my recommendation if you're not able or willing to code (but its definitely not free), I feel like wordpress really comes into its own when you're able to code and customise it to the extent of matching your designs perfectly. More on reddit.com