Frequently Asked Questions
Technical Questions (In Simple Terms)
What are Domain and Hosting?
Think of a website as a House. Hosting (Server) is the 'land plot' where your house stands — a powerful computer storing your site files 24/7. Domain is the 'address sign' (e.g., mysite.com). Without it, people would have to remember complex coordinates (IP address).
What is a Database?
A Database is your website's storage box. Imagine a box that stores all important information: usernames, article texts, customer orders, product prices. Without it, dynamic sites (stores, blogs, forums) couldn't 'remember' users or their actions. When migrating a site, you must transfer not only the files but also this storage box, otherwise all information will be lost.
What is an SSL Certificate?
An SSL Certificate is your 'lock and security guard'. Visually, it's the 🔒 icon next to the site address. It encrypts data so no one intercepts your clients' phones or passwords along the way. Without it, Google displays 'Site not secure'.
What should be the site loading speed?
Google research shows: if loading takes up to 5 seconds, the probability that a customer will leave increases by 90%. Speed is critically important today. My solutions (static and Headless sites) work without unnecessary delays so customers don't leave for competitors.
Security and hacker attacks
Automated bots constantly scan the internet looking for vulnerabilities. Static websites have absolute immunity: they have no database or admin panel that can be hacked. For dynamic sites, I build a robust defense (gold standard) and hide technical entry points from outsiders.
Freedom to choose hosting and developer
Your website is your property. I don't use technologies that 'permanently' tie you to one developer. You'll always have full access to your project. Static, Hybrid and Headless sites transfer is elementary — just one archive with files. Dynamic sites transfer together with the database.
Hidden downsides of popular website builders (Wix, Tilda, etc.)
With builders (Wix, Tilda, Shopify), you only own the domain and content. The code and site structure don't belong to you. If you want to move, you'll have to create the site from scratch. With me, you own everything, including the source code. Builders often create 'heavy' code — I write clean code by hand.
Technology Foundation
Let's explore website types through simple examples so you can choose the perfect option for your business.
What is a Static Website?
Like a classic printed menu — beautiful, fast, and the guest immediately sees what's available. Pre-built HTML, CSS, JS files. Ultra-fast, nearly impossible to hack. Cheapest to maintain. Best for: Landing Pages, Business Cards, Portfolios, Promo Pages. Hosting cost: €1–€5/month.
What is a Dynamic Website?
Like a digital ordering display — content is generated on request. You can log into the control panel and instantly change content. CMS-powered, flexible content. Best for: Blogs, Online Stores, Corporate Sites. Requires a database and higher hosting costs.
What is a Headless CMS?
API-first CMS. The content management system is separated from the frontend display. Maximum flexibility, can deliver content to any platform (web, mobile, etc.). Best for: Complex projects with multiple platforms, high-traffic sites.
What is a Hybrid Website?
Best of both worlds. A static shell with dynamic islands. You get the speed and security of static sites with the flexibility of dynamic content where needed. Best for: Marketing sites with a blog, e-commerce with a static shell.
Static
Pre-built HTML, CSS, JS. Ultra-fast, zero server load.
Dynamic
Server-rendered pages. CMS-powered, flexible content.
Headless
API-first CMS. Decoupled frontend, maximum flexibility.
Hybrid
Best of both worlds. Static shell + dynamic islands.