Static Webpages
Dynamic web features are very common among site owners. The reason why is because without them, a webpage would be considered static. Nothing would be changing or could be updated easily. The process of editing a static page would involve downloading the html page(s), editing, then uploading and over-writing the previous version of the file(s). Without dynamic web features, any little change or update required for your website would necessitate this lengthy process.



Dynamic Webpages
A dynamic webpage is a template which holds code that retrieves the appropriate content. Once the content is collected and displayed, the page appears as if it were static. Dynamic content is stored in a database, and called upon when needed. Here is an example as to why a dynamic site would be a better choice over a static site: Say you'd like to list 300 items and display each item individually, with a title, description and image. What would be easier?

• Data basing all those products and having one page automatically compile what's required.
• Creating over 300 separate pages?

Option one would be the correct answer, for several reasons. Loading time would be cut down, server space would be economized correctly and updating your content would cost you a lot less.

Fast, Easy, Affordable
Firstfire has developed software which enables you to have lightning quick access to your dynamic content. Backburner is a creative, easy-to-use, content management software program, which allows you to update your content with the click of a button.