What is a website?
Website contains bunch of pages. And the pages are called “web pages”. To see the website you must have the web browsers such as Google chrome, safari, opera or IE. And the websites are designed by using various editors such as Visual Code Editor, Notepad, Notepad++, Atom, Sublime..
Website contents:
In a web site these are the following are used:
Texts.
Images.
Videos
Audios.
Files etc…
Types of website:- Static
- Dynamic
Meaning of Static Websites?
A Static Website (sometimes called a flat page) is displayed in a web browser exactly as it is stored. It contains web pages with fixed content.
Static pages are those pages which are ready without database and they have no form filling options, no sign up, sign in options no user interaction but just some images and some data.
It is written purely in HTML, JavaScript, CSS. For static web pages when a server receives a request for a web page, then the server sends the response back to the client without doing any additional process. And these web pages are seen through a web browser. In static web pages, Pages will remain the same until someone changes it manually.
Advantages:
Quick and easy to develop.
Cheap to host and develop.
Disadvantages:
Content can become stagnant.
Requires web development expertise to update.
Meaning of Dynamic Websites?
When a user visits your site, data is passed to the server from the user's browser. When a dynamic site is accessed, pages are generated on-the-fly (or in real-time) to the user based on this data from the visitor. Scripting code analyzed and interpreted on the web server and the resulting HTML is displayed to the visitor's web browser.
This means many great things for yourself and your visitors. You can use a content management system to handle all of your files and data that would typically need to be updated on a regular basis such as news or products, or you can use your dynamic website for e-commerce purposes such as storing and updating products, and handling orders.
Advantages:
Less hassle to update.
More functionality.
Dynamic (changing) content draws visitors back to site.
Dynamic content helps in search engines.
Disadvantages:
More expensive to develop.
Relatively slow performance in comparison with a static site.
Difference between Static and Dynamic Websites| Static | Dynamic |
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| In static web pages, Pages will remain same until someone changes it manually. | In dynamic web pages, Content of pages are different for different visitors. |
| In static web pages, Information are change rarely. | In dynamic web page, Information are change frequently. |
| Static Web Page takes less time for loading than dynamic web page. | Dynamic web page takes more time for loading. |
| Static Web Pages are simple in terms of complexity. | Dynamic web pages are complicated. |
| In Static Web Pages, database is not used. | In dynamic web pages, database is used. |
| Static web pages does not contain any application program. | Dynamic web pages contains application program for different services. |
| Static web pages require less work and cost in designing them. | Dynamic web pages require comparatively more work and cost in designing them. |
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