For the past few years, we have been using the ideas of overseas sites, but what is it like in Japan? I surfed the domestic web for the first time in a while. Then look at the headlines that interest you.
The lifespan of a homepage is approximately 5 years
eh?
My idea is to update it every five years, but that's only when using a CMS.
This does not apply to all homepages, websites, and sites.
I also started creating a homepage by typing HTML tags in Notepad on my cell phone.
That's why I understand that there are various specifications for HTML, and the display changes depending on the specifications, and how the display changes depending on the browser. You should be able to find out the details and meaning by searching, so I won't explain it here.
All I can say is that simple HTML has no lifespan.
These codes can be viewed in browsers on older PC devices without worrying about security at all.
*However, server security management is important in order to send simple HTML!
What I'm trying to say is that if you don't have any problems with the latest devices or browsers, you can use it as is.
Therefore, I think it is wrong to think that the lifespan of a homepage is approximately 5 years.
There are some rare people who actually operate using simple HTML.
There are also people who stick to simple HTML and have fond memories of it, so they leave it as it is.
Feel free to recommend the latest designs.
However, I don't think we should push the latest information as if it were the answer to the internet world.
I want the limitless internet world to continue to be free...
