A dynamic website is designed to serve different content to different users based on a variety of factors, such as user preferences, selection, and time zone. Needless to say, this can be a very powerful feature.
In this article, we’re going to cover the differences between a static and a dynamic website, the benefits of a dynamic website, and the technologies needed to develop one.
A dynamic site on the other hand is designed with functionality in mind, rather than just for the purposes of displaying information. When visiting a dynamic page, a user can interact with the content due to the technologies used to develop the site.
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If you plan to run a blog or a news page, a dynamic website is pretty much mandatory. The website will be run through a CMS, which makes it much easier to add template pages and update them from a simple interface. If you’ve ever run a WordPress website, then you are already familiar with the process. Simply click on a “New Post” button, add the content and then publish a new page.
Dynamic websites can also be updated almost instantly. Let’s say you would like to change some color accents in your theme. On a static website, you would have to go through every page, and make the changes at the code level. On a dynamic site, you can either make the changes through your CMS, or within your theme’s code once.
