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In the early days of the web, most sites were constructed in ‘static’ HTML. This is fine for small sites where the content doesn’t need to expand or be updated frequently, but for larger and more complex sites it makes sense for them to be database driven.
With database driven sites the content is held in databases and drawn into templates which govern the look and feel. Some of the advantages are:
- The content is organised and stored in a logical way, making the site more flexible and expandable.
- The design of the site is preserved no matter how many changes are made to content.
- Upkeep and maintenance of the content can be put in the control of clients with a content management system.
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