Description: A multi-page application is a web application that consists of multiple pages, each loaded separately. This approach allows each page to have its own URL, making it easier for search engines to index and improving user experience by allowing clearer and more structured navigation. Multi-page applications are typically built using technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and can include frameworks like Angular or React to enhance interactivity and state management. Unlike single-page applications (SPAs), where content is loaded dynamically without reloading the entire page, multi-page applications require the browser to load each page independently, which can result in longer load times but also better content organization. This type of application is ideal for websites that require a clear hierarchical structure, such as blogs, online stores, and news portals, where each section or category can be represented as a distinct page. In terms of web performance optimization, multi-page applications can benefit from techniques such as lazy loading and image optimization to improve load speed and user experience.
