Static websites are pre-built webpages that are delivered to the user exactly as they were created. They are usually coded in HTML and CSS and do not require any further input from the user. Examples of static websites include portfolio websites, informational websites, and company websites.
Dynamic websites are websites that are built to respond to user input. They are often coded in more complex languages such as PHP, Ruby, or JavaScript. Dynamic websites are usually more interactive and often require user input to generate a response. Examples of dynamic websites include online stores, social media websites, and search engines.