Website
Static Website

A static website is such whose content can not be changed without the web master or the programmer’s request.

This type of website generally delivers the same information to all visitors, that is why the information is static. Likewise to handling out a printed presentation to customers or clients, a static website will generally render consistent, standard information for a large span of time.

Dynamic website 

Dynamic content is such whose content can be changed depending upon the end user’s input (user, time, database modifications, etc.). Instead, the web page material alters automatically and instantly based on certain criteria. It generally collects information each time a page is fetched.

A website can be dynamic in two ways. The first is that the web page code is build dynamically from root level. The second is that the web page content delivered varies based on certain criteria. The criteria can be system-defined rules or may be based on variable user input.

This type of website generally delivers numerous information based on the visitor, thus the information is dynamic. Just like as if it is talking to the customer service over telephone, a dynamic website will offer secured, real-time information

and take the proper action promised to serve the customer's needs instantly. In general the website requires a modern front-end (advanced programming) and a backend (database), and it often has admin tools for the website owner to up-to-date the website content instantly and frequently.