Websites 

• E-commerce: 

Online stores for selling goods (e.g., Amazon).

• Business/Corporate: 

Introduces a company, its services, and contact info (e.g., Apple's website for their business).

• Blog: 

Regularly updated with articles, guides, or personal reflections (e.g., popular blogs like The Verge or personal blogs).

• Portfolio:

Showcases creative work like design, photography, or writing (e.g., a graphic designer's site).

• Social Media:

Connects users and facilitates interaction (e.g., Facebook, Instagram).

• News/Media:

Delivers timely articles, reports, and media (e.g., CNN, BBC).

• Educational:

Platforms for learning, courses, or school information (e.g., Coursera, university sites).

• Non-profit/Charity:

A platform where users can discuss topics, ask questions, and share ideas.

(e.g., community discussion boards)

• Forum/Community:

Spaces for discussions and user-generated content (e.g., Reddit).

• Personal:

A digital space for individuals to share their story or brand (e.g., personal blogs, resume sites).

• Event:

Promotes specific happenings like conferences or festivals (e.g., Ticketmaster events).

• Wiki/Database:

Collaborative, informational sites (e.g., Wikipedia)

• Membership website

A website that requires users to sign up or log in to access exclusive content, services, or communities.(e.g., paid learning platforms, member-only portals)

• Informational website

Designed to provide information or knowledge without selling products directly.(e.g., government websites, company information pages)

• Startup website

Represents a startup’s vision, product, team, and value proposition to build trust with users and investors.(e.g., early-stage tech startup websites)

• Petition website

Used to collect public support or digital signatures for social, political, or environmental causes.(e.g., online advocacy campaigns)

• Hobby website

Created to share personal interests or passions with a wider audience.

(e.g., photography, cooking, gaming websites)

• Interactive website

Focuses on user engagement through interactive elements such as quizzes, tools, or games.(e.g., online calculators, educational quizzes)

• Entertainment website

Provides entertainment-focused content to engage users.(e.g., movies, music, gaming, or media websites)

• Wedding website

Developed to share wedding-related information, invitations, schedules, and RSVP details.(e.g., couple’s wedding announcement website)

• Travel website

Offers travel information, destination guides, tour packages, and booking options.(e.g., travel planning and tourism websites)

• Directory website

Lists businesses, services, or professionals in a structured and searchable format.(e.g., local business directories, service listings)

• Landing page website

A single-page website designed to achieve a specific goal such as lead generation or product promotion.(e.g., course promotion or campaign landing pages)

• Memorial website

Created to honor and remember an individual, preserving memories and tributes.(e.g., remembrance or tribute websites)

• Subscription website

Allows users to access content or services through recurring payments (monthly or yearly).(e.g., OTT platforms, paid content services)

• Kid-friendly website

Designed specifically for children, focusing on safe, simple, and age-appropriate content.(e.g., educational games and learning platforms for kids)

• Consulting website

Showcases professional services, expertise, case studies, and client engagement opportunities.(e.g., IT, business, or management consulting firms)

• Booking website

Allows users to book or reserve services online.(e.g., hotel bookings, appointment scheduling websites)