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Static Website Development

A static website is a type of website that delivers pre-built web pages to the user's browser without any server-side processing. These pages are created using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React and Angular, and are stored as files on the web server. Since the content doesn't change dynamically based on user interaction or database inputs, they are ideal for situations where updates are infrequent and the content remains mostly the same.

Key Features of Static Websites:

Simplicity: Pages are static files (like HTML, CSS, JS, React and Angular), making them straightforward to host.

Fast Loading: Without server-side processing, pages load faster.

Security: Fewer attack vectors as there's no dynamic processing.

Scalability: Easily scalable due to low server load.

Dynamic Website Development

A dynamic website is a type of website where the content is generated in real-time based on user interactions, database queries, or other forms of input. Unlike static websites, which deliver the same pre-built content to every user, dynamic websites deliver personalized, context-sensitive content.

In addition to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React and Angular, a dynamic website uses a server-side scripting language like ASP.NET, Python etc. This enables connection with the database to allow for interactive features and content changes.

Key Features of Dynamic Websites:

Interactivity: Content changes based on user inputs (e.g., filling out forms, searching, logging in).

Database-Driven: Often connected to a database where data can be read or written.

Real-Time Updates: Dynamic sites are easier to manage with frequent content changes or user interactions.

Personalization: User-specific content, such as recommendations or dashboards, based on login or behavior.