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What a website was built with ?

Generally you can't know what's on the backend of a site unless it tells you. Though sometimes there are secret places to look.

But my next question is why do you want to know? There are frequently many modifications to the generic backend to make a particular site work. Just knowing the basic backend doesn't get you very far.
 
every modern website is going to be made up of css/html. usually if they are using something like wordpress or joomla it's pretty obvious if you just look at the sources. you can view sources with chrome dev tools. press F12 with chrome open to pop open the dev tools and click on the sources tab, and you can see all of the sources for the client side of the website.
 
You can install some add-ons for the browser: for example, in Chrome you can install Wappalyzer or BuiltWith. These add-ons will show you details in no time, just clicking on the add-on's icon.
 
You can install chrome extenstions for ng-inspector, React Developer Tools, Ember inspector, etc., to see details about site if it was built with one of those frameworks.

Much more insightful than looking at the raw source.
 
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