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| A static website is predominantly intended to stimulate the clients that are willing to come online.
An obvious example of a static page is an old style HTML document; the only way to change a HTML page is to upload a new or updated version in its place. Every time a static file is downloaded, the file contents that are sent to the browser are the same for everyone that accesses that file....
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| Dynamic will invite visitors to become more involved and engaged. Dynamic websites contain Web pages that are generated in real-time. These pages include Web scripting code, such as PHP , JSP or ASP. When a dynamic page is accessed, the code within the page is parsed on the Web server and the resulting HTML is sent to the client's Web browser.... |
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Static Website:
A static web is a site that is designed to display the same information on the browser for all web browsers. Most of the time static web pages are designed using pure Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) code and made of multiple HTML pages that are linked together.
For a static-content Web site, all content appearing on Web pages is placed manually by professional Web developers. This is also called "design-time page construction," because the pages are fully built while the site is being developed. Static-content Web site is developed and then maintained by experienced professionals. Such Web site usually costs less when initially developed, but then all future changes still have to be done by Web professionals. Therefore a static Web site can be more expensive to maintain, especially when you want to make frequent changes to your site.
A Static website is predominantly intended to stimulate the clients that are willing to come online, however, couldn't make up their minds. A static website is relatively easier to design and comprises the most simplified structure as it's based on web programming. Basically, it is suited for the clients who don't necessitate often update on their sites and even if they require, The Eicra's web designers will do the job by charging a minimal amount. Usually, a static website possess around 5 to 30 pages and are best for small businesses that cannot invest an exorbitant amount of money on their online property. At very economical prices, they can show their sheer presence on the internet arena via their static online site.
Dynamic Websites :
On the other hand, pages in a dynamic-content Web site are constructed "on the fly" when a page is requested from a Web browser. Dynamic pages are the pages that change dynamically. Dynamic pages can change every time when they are loaded without making any changes. Dynamic web pages can also change their content based on what user do, like clicking on some text or an image. If the information stored in the database changes, the web page connected to the database change accordingly and automatically without human intervention. Dynamic sites are great for blogs, forums, image galleries, online calendars or e-commerce etc. Dynamic-content Web site, while still developed by professionals, can be maintained directly by you, our customer. Such Web site initially costs more to develop, but then you don't have to pay Web professionals every time you need to change something on your site. If you plan to make frequent changes to your site, you most likely will be better off with a dynamic Web site.
Dynamic will invite your site visitors to become involved and engaged. Dynamic sites on the other hand can be more expensive to develop initially, but the advantages are numerous. At a basic level, a dynamic website can give the website owner the ability to simply update and add new content to the site. For example, news and events could be posted to the site through a simple browser interface. Dynamic features of a site are only limited by imagination. Some examples of dynamic website features could be: content management system, e-commerce system, bulletin / discussion boards, intranet or extranet facilities, ability for clients or users to upload documents, ability for administrators or users to create content or add information to a site (dynamic publishing). |
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