Static Websites
Static websites are information-based sites that consist of fixed content, which does not change unless edited by a developer. Each page is a separate HTML file, and the same content is displayed to all users.
Fixed Content: The content remains the same unless manually updated.
Simple Design:Typically easier to design and develop.
Faster Loading: Since they consist of simple HTML files, static websites generally load faster.
Hosting: Can be hosted on simpler servers, as they do not require server-side processing.
Dynamic Websites
Dynamic websites are used for e-commerce and fully customized applications. They can display different content and provide user interactions. Dynamic websites are often driven by server-side programming languages and databases, allowing for content to be generated in real-time based on user actions or other factors.
Interactive Content: Content can change based on user input, preferences, or other data.
Server-Side Processing:TUtilizes languages like PHP, ASP.NET, or JavaScript frameworks and typically connects to a database.
Content Management Systems (CMS): Often built using CMS platforms like WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal.