Dynamic pages refer to web pages that are generated or constructed dynamically in real-time by a web server or application server in response to user requests. Unlike static pages that remain unchanged unless manually updated, dynamic pages are created dynamically based on user input, database content, user preferences, or other variables.
Dynamic pages can offer personalised content tailored to each user’s preferences, session, or behaviour, providing a more engaging and customised experience.
Examples of dynamic pages include:
- Social media feeds that display personalised content based on user interests and interactions.
- E-commerce websites showing products based on user search history or preferences.
- News websites that display articles relevant to user-selected categories or locations.