Types of internet sites-
The websites can be classified into two groups.
A) On the basis of performance. B) In accordance with the goal.
A) On the basis of functionality - We believe site functioning to be a significant factor in this category. When we talk about functionality, we're talking about how visitors will interact with the website. Is it necessary for this site to have dynamic information that is updated on a regular basis? Which devices do the users utilise (e.g., desktop, mobile, tablet, etc.)?
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1) Static-
a) Static websites are ones that are not open to changes by the end-user, i.e. the website owner, after they are hosted on the web server.
b) Content is static, in the sense that it does not change over time.
c) They are less expensive to construct and take less time to do so, but they have been shown to be costly in the long term.
c) They're HTML and CSS-based.
2) Dynamic -
a) Dynamic websites are ones that are available to alteration by end users after being hosted on a web server. Cpanel, commonly known as a control panel or content management system, is included with dynamic websites.
b) Content is dynamic in nature - i.e. there is need to change information over time.
c)When compared to static websites, these are more expensive and time-consuming to create. They have, however, been shown to be cost-effective in the long run.
d) Creating a dynamic website necessitates a significant amount of coding in PHP and ASP.net.
3) Responsive -
Responsive websites offer the best viewing experience across all devices, from desktop computers to mobile phones.
The page view layout on a responsive website changes depending on the device size and compatibility. In multiple devices, users have easy reading and navigation with minimal resizing and scrolling.
For example, on a mobile phone, the website appears in a single column, whereas on a tablet, the same content appears in two columns.
4) Mobile-
Mobile websites, such as m.domain.com, are precisely adapted for smartphone platforms, particularly for a 4 inch mobile screen.
B) On the basis of the goal-oriented
Everyone has a reason for creating a website before they start. We can categorise websites as Personal websites, Business websites, E-commerce websites, Search Engine websites, Informational websites, and Social Media websites based on our goals.
1) Personal -
Personal websites are made to show off one's skills or for a special purpose, such as photography, weddings, resumes, and so on. These aren't designed to generate leads or increase profits.
2) Business -
A business website is a tool used by a company to generate leads and increase profits. We can also refer to a personal website as a commercial website if the objective of the website is lead generation and profit maximisation.
3) E-business -
E-commerce websites are designed to facilitate the purchase and sale of goods and services over the internet. http://www.flipkart.com, for example.
The distinctions between a business and an e-commerce website
a) While company websites have just one brand, e-commerce sites have multiple brands.
b) Business websites do not display advertisements, whereas e-commerce websites use advertisements as a primary source of revenue.
d) Business websites may or may not have a payment gateway, while e-commerce websites always have a payment gateway because e-commerce involves financial transactions.
4) search engine
Search engine websites are ones on which a user types his or her query and the search engine returns relevant results from its database. Google.com, Yahoo.com, and Duckduckgo.com are just a few examples.
5) Use of social media
Users utilise social media websites to communicate with one another, sharing photos, videos, music, and games. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and other social networking websites are Web2.0 websites, meaning they don't have their own content and instead rely on UGC (User Generated Content).
6) Educational -
Websites that provide information and discuss a specific topic, interest, or organisation are known as informational websites. The following are some examples.
a) Wikipedia
b) Yahoo answers
c) Quora.com
d) Blog - Blog is a part of the informational site over world wide web consisting informational in post having reverse chronological order.
e) Directory - e.g. justdial.com askme.in
f) Portal - e.g. gsmarena.com, cardekho.com,zomato.com
g) Forum - Forum is an online platform where the people can discuss in the form on posting messages.