Why we build our clients’ websites as static sites
Fast pages, nothing to hack, and a site search engines and AI assistants can read in full. Why every site we build, this one included, is published as plain HTML.
Adminify UK software for small businesses The short answer
- A static page is built once and served as a file, so it loads fast everywhere.
- There is no database or admin login on the public site to attack.
- Search engines and AI assistants read the whole page without running any code.
Built once, served as a file
When your team publishes in Folio, the whole site is built into plain HTML and copied to a global network of servers. Visitors get a file, not a page assembled on the fly.
Nothing to hack
The public site has no database and no login page. The admin lives in Folio, behind Adminify’s sign in.
Readable by search engines and AI assistants
Everything is in the HTML, so crawlers and AI assistants see the same page your visitors do. We add structured data and a plain Markdown copy of each page as well.