# What Is a Page?

A **Page** is a user‑facing document designed to present information or enable interaction through a web interface.\
In web applications, a page is typically built using **HTML** and is accessed through a specific **URL**.

On the ONEWEB platform, Pages are created and managed using **Page Designer**, allowing users to design web and mobile pages visually without writing HTML code directly.

Pages act as the **presentation layer** of an application and are commonly used for navigation, content display, and user interaction.

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#### Types of Pages

Pages can generally be categorized into two types:

**Static Page**

A **Static Page** displays fixed content that does not change based on user input or data source.

Typical characteristics:

* Content is predefined and consistent
* Used for information display and navigation
* Minimal interaction with backend systems

Common use cases include:

* Landing pages
* Informational pages
* Help or documentation pages

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**Dynamic Page**

A **Dynamic Page** displays content that changes based on:

* User input
* Backend data
* Business logic or system state

Typical characteristics:

* Integrated with databases or external systems
* Supports user interaction and dynamic updates
* Often connected to **Microflows** for logic execution

Common use cases include:

* Dashboards
* Data‑driven pages
* Interactive portals

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#### Pages in ONEWEB

In ONEWEB:

* Pages can be **static or dynamic**, depending on how they are designed
* Dynamic behavior is enabled by integrating Pages with **Microflows**
* Pages can be used independently or combined with **Smart Forms** to create complete user journeys

Pages provide flexibility for building **content‑driven, navigation‑focused, and interactive experiences** within applications.


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