What is a website

The website is a kind of showcase that represents the company.

Essentially, it is a box that contains all the web pages under a single name.

The website can be accessed through a search engine via a browser.

Structure of a Website

For the website to function, it needs several elements, namely:

• Domain: the address where you look for the web page, for example, “name.it”. It is used to make the name of your website unique;
• Hosting: web space where to place the content and pages of the site;
• Database: important for data management.

It is very important to understand how to develop the website and whether the production costs remain within the company's budget.

Types of Websites

Websites are divided into two categories: 

• Static websites: sites where the pages do not change. Essentially, the pages of a static website always look the same until the owner makes specific changes;
• Dynamic websites: sites generated in real time by the server. They are interactive pages that dynamically change based on time, geography, and user information.

After understanding which category the website in question belongs to, the pages are further divided into:

• Presentation site;
• Platform e-commerce: used for selling business products and services;
• Blog: a personal website like a diary;
• Forum: a website for exchanging opinions;
• Institutional site: a website that provides services or goods;
• Landing page: a demonstrative website designed to convince the customer to purchase a single product.

Thanks to the website, the company can effectively make itself known, attracting many customers and generating conversions.