A static website runs on HTML that is coded, usually by a website designer or developer. In a static website, every single page -- About, Contact, Home, and so on -- has its own HTML file. Static websites, also called HTML websites, can accomplish many different goals. They are often cheaper than CMSs like WordPress because you do not need to purchase costly themes and plug-ins for them. A web developer can build and optimize a static webpage without the overhead of a CMS.

At XeonBD, we build web pages for our clients from the ground up. We are able to customize every aspect of the webpage using HTML and CSS. From customizing the page and text color to enhancing the footer content, we can ensure the page has a look and feel that best represents your brand. Webpage designers also load rich metadata into the website's back end to boost your findability by search engines. For these reasons, we recommend a static website for the vast majority of our clients.

Our website developers use responsive web design techniques, which resize the web page to fit the screen size accessing the URL. This ensures that all users receive a good user experience (UX) regardless of their device type. In today's age, when many website visitors use a mobile device, this is key to engaging customers and converting leads. With responsive web design, you do not need to create different websites or duplicate your content for mobile users.

Static websites can work very well for most small and medium businesses, who want a website that looks really good and incorporates stylish graphics and powerful content. Because static websites don't do anything complex, they do not take up as much space on a server. This translates to a faster page load time and cheaper web page hosting. Slow web page speed is a major UX offense, and so static web pages can help remedy long wait times.