What is the difference between choosing dynamic pages or static pages when optimizing your website?

We all know that a website is built from one page or multiple pages. In fact, pages can be divided into two types, one is static page and the other is dynamic page. I believe that many novices do not understand the difference between the two. But in fact, whether a web page uses a static page or a dynamic page has a certain impact on the optimization effect of the website. So what is the difference between the two? What's the connection?

​First, let us understand what a static web page is. So it is a static web page, that is, the web link does not contain question marks and other symbols. It is a link ending in HTML or HTM. Website content is basically stored on the server in the form of static web pages.

Static pages are very beneficial in terms of user experience. The same browser opens static pages faster than dynamic pages. The static page server is ready. As soon as the user submits the application, the static page is downloaded to the browser and can be opened multiple times by taking advantage of the browser's own caching. Therefore, the construction of static websites is not as complicated as dynamic websites. With the development and application of technology, as well as the development of databases and some scripting languages, more and more websites are beginning to build dynamic websites.

Dynamic pages refer to a programming technology corresponding to static web pages. The content and display of dynamic pages change with time, environment, or as a result of database operations. In order to form corresponding web pages, dynamic websites should incorporate the user's parameters. During this period, the speed of the server and network will affect the access speed of the website.

Server overload will cause the startup speed to be extremely slow or even broken. Although the opening speed is relatively slow, dynamic websites are highly interactive. Interactive links can improve the adhesion of the website, and website management is very convenient and simple. Almost all websites are operated and managed through databases.

However, dynamic websites also have security risks. Interaction design makes it easy to steal accounts. From the perspective of an optimizer, this is undoubtedly not conducive to website optimization, and search engines cannot grasp it well, so the website inclusion rate will be very low.

Therefore, most websites today will use static pages to make websites. Even dynamic websites will use pseudo-static technology to make them into pseudo-static pages, so that they can meet the rules of search engines without affecting the user experience.