STATIC AND DYNAMIC

ICT

Refers to the use of various communication technologies.

Examples of ICT

Mobile phones, telephones, the internet, etc.

Functions of ICT

Locate, save, send, and edit information.

Rich User Experience

Content is dynamic and responds to user input.

User Participation

Users can contribute to content creation on websites.

Collaborative Content Creation

Website owners and users both add content.

Long Tail

Focus on niche markets and on-demand services rather than one-time purchases.

Software as a Service (SaaS)

Users subscribe to software as needed, reducing upfront costs.

Mass Participation

Universal web access encourages widespread sharing of information.

Static Website

Content is stagnant, unchangeable, and faster to load.

Dynamic Website

Content can be updated, allowing interaction with the database.

Performance Comparison

Static websites perform faster than dynamic websites.

Development Cost

Static websites have lower development costs than dynamic websites.

Building Time

Static websites are quicker to build than dynamic websites.

Scripting Languages

Static websites use only client-side scripting, while dynamic websites require both client-side and server-side scripting.