The Legacy Web Hosting Trap
For years, launching a website for a small business meant buying a clunky hosting package, installing WordPress, purchasing dozens of plugin licenses, and constantly worrying about database errors, security patches, or surprise renewal bills.
When a simple marketing site relies on complex database servers, it becomes slow to load on mobile phones, vulnerable to automated bot attacks, and unnecessarily expensive to maintain.
Modern web architecture flipped this model on its head. By decoupling your web pages from heavy databases and hosting static assets directly on a global Content Delivery Network (CDN) like Netlify, you get sub-second load times, airtight security, and near-zero ongoing costs.