Static Websites
What is a Static Website?
A static website is usually built using languages such as HTML (which stands for Hypertext Markup Language), XHTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
Although they are generally easier and cheaper to build, it will not be possible for you to update your website yourself unless you are familiar with the programming language used. Nor will you be able to upload your changes unless you understand procedures such as FTP (File Transfer Protocol). This process can be time consuming, so even if you do have the necessary skills you may not have time to make changes.
A static website can still be interactive, and can include flash plus all the same features as a dynamic website. The only difference is that a static website does not have a content management system behind it for easy editing and updating.
As static websites are so much harder and more expensive to update, we strongly recommend you consider a data driven or dynamic website.
Project Examples...
Static E-Commerce Website for Canvas All Stars
We built an e-commerce website for Canvas All Stars. Although this was essentially a static website, we provided a mechanism by which our client could update and add new images with ease.
Project example for Static E-Commerce Website for All Stars
Static One Page Website for a Firm of Accountants
PC Access provided a static website as a temporary web presence for Rosben Associates, while they formulated ideas for their full website.
Project example for Accountancy Firm Static Website