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Static web sites |
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If you need a web site that does not change very often, a static site would suit your requirement.
The site is developed and put in place for you; any subsequent changes are made by the web agency.
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Content management sites |
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A Content management site allows authenticated users to make changes at any time, using a secure sign-on.
A large variety of sites are possible, like. blogs, community web sites, business sites, online magazines. property sites, e-commerce sites, the list goes on..
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Mini sites |
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Sites of only 1 page, but not necessarily simple!
Menu item links scroll to headings on the home page.
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Both worlds - CMS & static |
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A static and content management site can be linked in a number of ways.
It can appear to be 2 very different sites, with simply a link to each other; or, it can look like just 1 site, with the transition between static and dynamic pages totally transparent. Any number of other ways are possible.
It is also quite simple to "add" a content management site to an existing static web site. The content managed site is simply linked to the static site.
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