​There are essentially two types of websites: static sites and dynamic sites. However this can be confusing because there can be static elements of a dynamic site, dynamic elements of a static site… as we continue into the age of Progressive Web Apps and website personalization, the lines become blurred between what’s static and dynamic.

there are some points that you should know…

​Static vs Dynamic website

Static Website
Prebuilt content is the same every time the page is loaded.
It uses HTML code for developing a website.
It sends exactly the same response for every request.
The content is only changed when someone publishes and updates the file (sends it to the webserver).
Flexibility is the main advantage of a static website.

​Static Website

Dynamic Website
Content is generated quickly and changes regularly.
It uses server-side languages such as PHP, SERVLET, JSP, and ASP.NET etc. for developing a website.
It may generate different HTML for each of the requests.
The page contains “server-side” code which allows the server to generate unique content when the page is loaded.
Content Management System (CMS) is the main advantage of a dynamic website.

​Dynamic Website

Is Google a static or dynamic website?
Google and other powerful search engines prefer static websites, seeing as they load very fast. What’s more, Google is constantly motivating site owners to incorporate Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), and that particular open-source effort is generally static in nature (equivalent to the dynamic pages on the desktop).

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 Static websites usually come with a fixed number of pages that have a specific layout. When the page runs on a browser, the content is literally static and doesn’t change in response to user actions. A static website is usually created with HTML and CSS in simple text editors like Notepad.

​Static websites

If you need a website smaller than three pages, opting for a static website is the proper choice. Building it doesn’t take as much time or effort as in the case of dynamic websites. If the pages of your website must look different, the HTML code can easily be duplicated on each of these pages, containing the necessary changes.
Even though the website will display the same thing with no intricate navigation details, static websites don’t need to feature just plain text. In fact, you can use various multimedia elements and videos. An HTML website can look beautiful, but the page’s source code won’t change, no matter what actions a user takes on it.

​Static websites

Static Site Advantages
Flexibility
The main advantage of a static site is the flexibility it offers. Every page can be different; designs can change, layouts can differ, and the designer doesn’t have to make one design fit the mold for multiple types of content to display on a page.
Cost
The cost can be lower upfront to build a static site than to build a dynamic site. Since pages don’t have to be connected to a database to generate content and render the view, they can be less expensive than a dynamic site to build. However, hooking up a headless CMS to a static site generator and then a delivery network can make a static site expensive to build.

​static website

Load Times
Since static sites are pre-rendered, the load times are very fast. Without complex scripting, a database, parsing content through templating languages, etc. these sites typically load in a snap.

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