1. The Difference Between STATIC & DYNAMIC Websites
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2. What is a STATIC WEBSITE ?........
Any Site that has fixed content usually written in html code.
Every page will have the Code written separately, just as you see it on the web.
Every page has to be saved separately on the server.
Changes have to be made manually every time, and you need coding knowledge to make any and all changes.

3. Advantages & Disadvantages of STATIC Websites
Advantages (Pros)
Disadvantages (Cons)
Easy to develop
Cheap to develop
Cheap to host
Requires web development expertise to update site
Changes and updates are very time consuming
Site not as useful for the user
Content can get stagnant
OUT OF DATE!!

4. DYNAMIC WEBSITE
A site whose construction is controlled by an application server processed by server-side scripts. 
Pages of the website are not coded and saved separately.
The design/template ( look and feel ) is saved separately.
Corresponding content are saved separately.
The pages are dynamically populated every time.

5. Website Structure Header ( Logo, Menu Bar, icons )
Side bars
Side bars
Content ( Body )
Footer ( links, Icons )
Footer ( links, Icons )

6. A DYNAMIC Website Structure
A request to view a page will Dynamically populate the different sections of the site according to a template file
Header
Menu
Content
Side bars
Footer
Header ( Logo, icons )
Menu
Content ( Body )
Side bars
Footer ( links, Icons )

7. A DYNAMIC Website Structure
A request to view a page will Dynamically populate the different sections of the site according to a template file
Header
Menu
Content
Side bars
Footer
Header ( Logo, icons )
Menu
Content ( Body )
Side Bars
Footer ( links, Icons )

8. Advantages & Disadvantages of DYNAMIC websites
Advantages (Pros)
Disadvantages (Cons)
Much more functional website
Much easier to update
Much Easier to add new content/pages
New content brings people back to the site and helps in the search engines
Can work as a system to allow staff or users to collaborate
More expensive to develop
Slower to develop
Hosting costs a little more ( This might not be true now, because of great shared web hosting plans these days)

13. Interactive Websites

14. What is an interactive website?
ENGAGEMENT IS KEY
An interactive website can be just about any website that allows users to go beyond simply reading text and viewing images.
Customer retention and enhanced marketing abilities are two of the major benefits of an interactive website. 
Impress and engage your visitors. Make it a memorable and enjoyable experience.

15. Examples of Interactive Websites

16. Examples of Interactive Websites

17. Examples of Interactive Websites

18. Examples of Interactive Websites

19. Examples of Interactive Websites done in Adobe Muse

20. Examples of Interactive Websites done in Adobe Muse

21. Examples of Interactive Websites done in Adobe Muse