tekstisivustosta

Tekstisivusto, also known as tekstisivustosta in its genitive form, refers to a website whose primary content is text rather than images, videos or interactive media. Such sites often consist of a series of static or dynamically generated pages that display written information, such as news articles, blog posts, research papers, or documentation. The design of a tekstisivusto typically prioritises readability, with simple typography, ample line spacing and a minimal colour palette. Because the content load is light, these sites can be fast and accessible even on low‑bandwidth connections.

Historically, tekstisivut were the dominant form of web presence during the early 2000s, before multimedia and social‑networking sites became widespread. They remain common in contexts where pure information delivery is required, for example in educational institutions, government portals and technical documentation sites. Many content management systems, such as WordPress and Drupal, can be configured to output a tekstisivusto style by disabling media modules and focusing on plain text output.

For search engine optimisation, tekstisivut are advantageous because the absence of heavy scripts and media reduces parsing time. Users with disabilities can also access them more easily if they are properly coded with semantic HTML tags, alt attributes and headline structure. Although newer web designs often incorporate a mix of media, the concept of a pure text‑based website still serves many purposes where clarity, speed, and simplicity are paramount.