Any website contains a collection of specific information that is delivered through the internet. Websites are generally categorized into two types – Static and Dynamic – according to their features and usage. The static websites does not offer any interactivity to the viewers, since it is not possible to make any change on the web pages very easily, unless we use a text editor, WYSIWYG editor or a template-based editor. On the other hand, a dynamic website enables the user to interact with the site.

With technological advancement, static websites are continuously being migrated to dynamic websites using certain programming languages like PHP, ASP, JSP etc. Sometimes interactive elements like flash banners are added to static websites to give them a dynamic look. Dynamic websites enables the user to interact with the site. Email websites and online shopping sites are examples of dynamic website. Continue reading ‘Dynamic Website Design’ »