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Hi @NGINXuser,
What I believe the best approach should be a git/gitlab repo. From there you can create a master repository which would be for your production website.
If you wish to have a test or staging environment you can always just fork/create a branch repository and make the changes there. As soon as you are sure the changes are actually working, you can merge the branches and pull them on your master environment.
Those are the basics which should be enough for your goal.
Regards, KDSys