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Static Websites
• Jekyll is built with Ruby, and is most often used for
blogs and personal projects, due to its close integra
tion with GitHub. Jekyll takes a directory filled with
text files, renders that content with Markdown and
Liquid templates, and generates a publish-ready sta
tic website. Its large community and wide array of p
lugins makes it a great jumping off place for blogger
s coming from the world of WordPress and Drupal,
making it easy to import content from those format
s and more.
Static Websites
Hexo

• Hexo is a build tool created with nodeJS, which allo

ws for super speedy rendering, even with extremely
large sites. Hexo focuses on being a blog framework
that is highly extensible, with full support for Octop
ress plugins out of the box, and many Jekyll plugins
with a minimum of tweaking.
Static Websites
Hugo
Hugo is a consistently namechecked static site genera
tor built around Google’s Go programming language.
It is optimized for speed (Hugo sites can be built in mi
lliseconds) and easy to use. With no dependencies, H
ugo is easy to install and update…all you need is the
binary.
•
Static Websites
Octopress
Octopress self-identifies as a blogging framework for
hackers. It allows users to easily embed code into the
ir posts from gists, jsFiddle or their own file systems,
all with Solarized styling. It features built-in third-part
y integration, supporting Twitter, Pinboard, Google A
nalytics, Disqus comments and more.
•
Static Websites
Pelican

Pelican is a static site generator written in Python.

Content can be written in Markdown or reStructur
edText formats, and can be published in multiple l
anguages.
•
Dynamic Websites
Dynamic Websites
Netflix

When it comes to video entertainment, Netflix knows

how to personalize suggestions for each user. When a
user adds something new to their list to watch later,
Netflix proposes similar content based on what was a
dded to the list as well as the user’s rating history.
•
Dynamic Websites
Amazon
Amazon is similar to Netflix with its suggested produc
ts displayed based on what a customer has bought or
viewed previously. As a result, when a user provides
more feedback and reviews, his or her next experienc
es are better targeted.
•
Dynamic Websites
HubSpot
HubSpot customers use adaptive landing pages with
“personalization tokens” and “progressive profiling” t
o swap out appropriate content. For example, if a use
r visits a webpage and downloads an ebook, the next
time (s)he visits, (s)he will see different content to av
oid a repetitive experience and maintain a personaliz
ed one.
•
Dynamic Websites
Facebook
Facebook approaches personalized sales with dynami
c content from a social advertising perspective. It allo
ws hyper-targeting of its ads through advanced demo
graphics, giving advertisers the ability to hone in on a
specific persona that is most likely to convert.
•
Dynamic Websites
First. Me Virtual Dressing Room

• After you’re brilliantly targeted marketing and adve

rtising campaigns reach the customers that would li
ke to try you on for size, your job is to convince the
m that you are a good fit. In the ecommerce clothin
g space, third party application Fits.me cites that 45
% of regular online shoppers believe the most disap
pointing part of their experiences is “the inability to
try on the garment to check the fit”.