HTML Web Sites are static designs that are constructed using Adobe Dreamweaver and uploaded to the web site using FTP (File Transfer Protocol). The resulting web site cannot be easily modified by the site's owner unless they can use the appropriate software and have a good understanding of web page construction techniques.

They are, however, a little less expensive to build usually and deliver their content to the web browser quicker than more dynamic web sites. They also allow more flexibility in the design of the site and the technology used.

CMS (Content Management System) based web sites use software on the web server where the site is housed to deliver the content. This allows the site's owner to easily change the content.

The design used to be performed using Adobe Dreamweaver to get the look and style of the site excluding the main content area of each page. Since the explosion of mobile devices on the Internet, it has been necessary to build responsive web sites and these cannot be well built with graphical software. These days much of the site coding is done in a quality text editor like Vim or Notepad++.

It is then converted into a fully customized Joomla, Wordpress, OpenCart, Zen Cart, Open Realty, Moodle, or other CMS template and uploaded to the web site using FTP.

These websites usually need regular updates to keep them secure and this service is provided to most of our customers.

Web Programming is used when the standard CMS software does not perform the functions that the client requires. In this case, the entire web site application is designed and programmed from scratch using mostly the PHP or sometime the Perl scripting language.