Databases are like infinite file cabinets — you can store all sorts of structured information within them. Based on how you organize a database, you can cross-reference, organize, and retrieve information within it and present that information in any way you like.

Websites that employ Web applications to enhance their visitors' experience typically use databases for the storage and management of information. Databases allow information to be standardized, catalogued, and retrieved only when needed. In fact, once the look and feel of a website has been created, the majority of its content can be stored in a database and output into a single template.

For example, Buy.com - one of the web's leading online retailers - uses an extensive database to track and display their product line. Yahoo.com uses a database to store preferences in order for visitors to have customized home pages. In fact, almost every large site today employs some form of database connectivity!

Whether you're looking to connect to an existing database or need help designing and building one from scratch, Webmaster, Inc. has the experience and skill sets necessary to accomplish these tasks.

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