Static Website

A static website delivers prepared page files, often HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, without generating the main HTML from a database on every request. This can make hosting and delivery straightforward, but a static site can still include interactive features or content built from a CMS during a publishing process. For a small cleaning business with a handful of service pages, the approach may fit a relatively stable website. Frequent updates require a workable editing and deployment process. Static describes how pages are produced and served; it does not mean the design never changes or that every feature must be simple. Hosting, security, and content management remain separate considerations.