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A dynamic website displays content that changes based on user actions, preferences, or other variables, unlike a static site which shows the same content to all visitors. It uses server-side programming languages (like PHP, Python, or Ruby) to generate content on-the-fly, pulling information from databases to provide personalized experiences and real-time updates. Examples include social media feeds or news sites that show customized content.

Key characteristics

Personalized content: Content is tailored to individual users based on their history or profile.

Database-driven: Information is often pulled from a database, allowing for easy updates and data management.

Real-time updates: Information can be updated frequently without manually changing every page.

Interactive: The site responds to user input, such as form submissions, searches, and clicks.