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Static Websites:
- Content:
- Static websites have fixed content that remains the same for all users. Content is defined by the HTML code written by the developer.
- Development:
- The content is directly coded into HTML files. Each page is a separate HTML file, and any changes require manual editing of the code.
- Interactivity:
- Limited interactivity. Static websites are less interactive as they don’t respond to user input or changes in data.
- Performance:
- Generally faster performance because the content is pre-built and doesn’t rely on server-side processing.
- Examples:
- Brochure websites, personal blogs, portfolio sites, and informational websites are often static.
- Hosting:
- Can be hosted on simple web servers, as they don’t require advanced server-side technologies.
- Scalability:
- May become challenging to manage as the size and complexity of the website grow.
Summary:
- Static websites are simpler, faster, and best suited for smaller sites with fixed content.