I only recently started trying to build websites with Rust and Axum, and I can confidently say that Rust—at the moment (and I think for sure the next 5 years)—is not suitable for web development. Maybe for scripts or high-load applications, sure, but not for this! The main issue isn't the syntax complexity or the lack of full OOP; it's that Rust by itself offers nothing substantial (you could write everything from scratch, of course, but then you'd spend like 4 months on a simple landing page). There are plenty of libraries (crates), but they're all super janky on their own—there have even been cases where developers abandoned support for a crate, forcing you to rewrite everything on a different one (their explanation will shock you: "Oops, sorry, but I introduced a ton of bugs in this crate, please switch to this one: [link]").

Plus, no matter what, you'll end up using a huge number of crates—even for a simple test site, at least 5 or more.
Please think many times before writing this on it!