A dynamic website is made up of a bunch of different pieces that come together and form a page. Unlike static sites, dynamic sites use server technologies, like PHP or JavaScript, for web development.
These computer codes automatically create HTML and CSS “on the fly.” This means that when someone loads a dynamic web page, all the parts that make up that page will pull together and that is what is viewed. When you want one part of the site to be updated, such as the header or footer, you can change that one piece and it will appear across every page that contains that piece. So, overall, dynamic sites may be more costly and time consuming to create at the forefront, but they can make up for it a hundred times over down the road.
