Web glossary
What is Jamstack?
Jamstack is a modern web architecture where pages are pre-built and served as static files, with dynamic features added through APIs — making sites fast, secure and easy to scale.
Traditional sites build each page on a server for every request, which is slower and exposes more to attack. Jamstack flips this: pages are pre-rendered ahead of time and served instantly from a global CDN, while anything dynamic (forms, search, commerce, AI) is handled by APIs and JavaScript in the browser.
The benefits are speed (pre-built pages load fast), security (no live database or server to exploit on every request), and scalability (serving static files is cheap and effortless). It's the architecture behind modern frameworks like Astro and Next.js.
Our builds follow these principles — pre-rendered pages, a fast CDN, and APIs for the dynamic parts — which is how we ship sites that are both quick and resilient.
Common questions
Is Jamstack the same as a static site?
Is Jamstack good for SEO?
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