Static website architecture
Static websites serve prepared HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets without requiring application logic for every request.
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Static and dynamic websites solve different problems. A static website can be simple and portable, while a dynamic application becomes useful when content, users or business logic must change at runtime.
Static websites serve prepared HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets without requiring application logic for every request.
Dynamic websites can generate responses from application code, databases, user sessions and other runtime systems.
Marketing pages, archives and portable site captures can often work effectively as static websites.
Authentication, CMS workflows, dashboards, forms with complex processing and database-backed functionality usually require an application layer.
The best architecture depends on functionality, maintenance needs, hosting environment and future development plans.