Problem with link to page [freeze flask]

https://reynaldosergiogonzalez.netlify.app/

https://github.com/ReynaldoGonzalez/website

I am trying to make a website using Flask with the Freeze package to make static files.
I am following this tutorial:

The thing is this tutorial was made to create a single page website.
I have an about page linked from my home page, but when the link is clicked it only renders the html code.
Does anyone know which freeze function I should be using and how to properly set up the links?

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Hiya @ReynaldoGonzalez and welcome to our community!

First question for build troubles is always “can you build locally, and are you using the same software versions?” This post has our full build debugging guide:

…which we ask you to read and certify that you’ve checked all the common problems before we dive into helping debug.

Once you’re through that and can share the answers to the last few questions with us (in this thread is preferable since you’ve helpfully laid out all the context here already), we’ll be ready to pick it back up!