A single or one-page website is simply a website that only contains one page. There are no additional pages, such as an About, Features, or Contact Us page. Content on single-page websites is fully loaded on the initial page, making the experience more continuous and fluid for the user. To navigate to different destinations on a single page website, users click navigation links that allow them to jump to destinations on the page, or scroll down the page to reach different sections of content. Single-page websites aim to provide just the right amount of information for a user to make a decision and act on it. This is why single-page design is often used for landing pages, portfolios, and event-related websites. This minimal web design removes any unnecessary noise from the interface, focusing the user’s attention on the most important content. Not recommended for e-commerce websites with more than a few products. A multi-page website has several pages that can be accessed via a navigation menu or links or buttons on your website. You can have separate pages for each topic or category on your website, for example, you can have a page for your About Us, Contact Us, or Bio content, etc.  Multi-page websites are good for e-commerce, personal, or pretty much any type of website.