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Dynamic Website Design

WordPress Site with Dynamic Content

What is a Dynamic Website?

Dynamic (Server Rendered) websites are those websites that have database connectivity and are interactive in nature. Dynamic sites use server side languages to process requests at the time it’s made and generate a page and its contents in real-time. This means that dynamic websites interact with the user accessing the site and render content depending on the user’s actions or settings.

When a user visits your site, data is passed to the server from the user's browser. When a dynamic site is accessed, pages are generated on-the-fly (or in real-time) to the user based on this data from the visitor. Scripting code analyzed and interpreted on the web server and the resulting HTML is displayed to the visitor's web browser.

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Dynamic Website Platforms

Since dynamic websites need to access a database, they can be susceptible to hacking. There are many platforms that are considered “open source”, meaning that the underlying code is done by volunteers around the world. These platforms tend to be more vulnerable than platforms that are run by for-profit companies.

The most common dynamic website platform is WordPress. It’s a hybrid org combining the for-profit (WordPress.com) with open-source (WordPress.org). It’s known for blogging but is used just as often for websites, and online sales. WordPress, and most open source platforms update the software every month or so. 

Why choose a Dynamic Web Design?

  • It offers you more organized and structured way to display information.
  • It allows you to manage pages effortlessly.
  • It enables you to update information or any other data frequently.
  • Its content updation feature allows you to rank higher in search engine.
  • It is database driven web design and here you can use endless number of pages.

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Dynamic Sites - Disadvantages

  • Costly Affair to be designed.
  • Bit Slow.
  • Database Required.
  • Hacking Possibility if login is not secured.
  • Optimized Hosting Required.
  • Cache Engine Required for Heavy Websites.

Conclusion - Which one is better?

If your website is intended for non-techies to manage or a bespoke business feature is needed, a Dynamic Website would be a better choice. If your website doesn’t change that often and all the features you need can be implemented with a Static Site, I would most certainly opt for this. The tools in recent years have helped alleviate most of pain points of the past allowing us to enjoy the many advantages today.

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JunTech Web Solutions was established in 2005 by Juny Engelhart, I am an experience freelance graphic and website designer.

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