A Business or Marketing website is primarily informational and is designed to showcase a company’s services, products, or brand. It’s like a digital business card that gives customers all the information they need about the company.

• Clear information about the company and what it offers, often including an “About” page, services list, and contact details.

• Contact and engagement features like contact forms, newsletter sign-ups, and sometimes live chat.

• Flexible and used by anything from corporate companies to small local businesses

• Can be as simple as a single-page online brochure to a website with hundreds of pages

An e-Commerce website is an online store where people can browse, buy, and pay for products directly on the site.

• Product listings and categories to help customers easily find items.

• Shopping cart and checkout system to allow customers to make purchases securely.

• Payment processing with secure options like credit cards, PayPal, Apple/Samsung Pay or other digital payment methods.

A Personal website is a place where an individual shares information about themselves, like their hobbies, personal projects, or thoughts.

• About Me section that introduces who the person is and what they do.

• Blog or updates area where they can post personal stories or updates.

• Usually incorporates a simple design to keep the focus on the individual’s personality and interests.

A Portfolio website showcases someone’s work, whether they’re an artist, photographer, writer, or any other type of creative professional. It’s a visual display of what they can do.

• Gallery of work or projects that shows off examples of the person’s skills.

• Easy navigation and design that puts the work front and center for easy viewing.

• Contact section so potential clients or collaborators can reach out.

A Web App is a more interactive website where users can do specific tasks or use tools online, like booking an appointment or editing a document. Think Gmail, AirBnB, Trello and more. This is by far the most advanced and costly setup, but depending on the needs of your business, it could be a case of "do it right or not at all".

• Interactive features that let users engage directly and manipulate things on the site, such as uploading content, adding/editing/removing listings, or using tools.

• User accounts and login systems for privacy and customisation.

• Dynamic and responsive design so it works well across different devices, like computers, tablets, and phones.