You have large amounts of similar or repetitive information.

You want your visitors to be able to search, sort, filter the information according to their needs.

You want to handle the information on your site as much as possible.

For Example:

Real estate agent:
You need to show off your listings. They are displayed in a list, then the visitor elects to view the details. The details are in a templated page.  You want to have control of the information displayed and photos used.  >>See Example

Real estate company:
You have many offices, each with many agents. The roster is constantly changing with new agents, even new offices. You want to show off the agents, their listings and your inventories. Each week you make your Open house list available. >>SeeExample

You may want to be able to register to search the MLS, capturing the name and email of your visitors...or let them sign up for a newsletter.

You also use your site to explain your special services for recruiting new agents. >>See Example

Newspaper
Has current and archived articles. The current articles list on the home page and the past articles list on the Archives page. The details are on a templated page.

There are additional database stories and sections: Alerts, Calendar, New Arrivals, etc.  >>See Example

Business site
Your information changes from day to day. You add and subtracts items for sale, change the prices, description, photos. You need email and other services for your sales force, marketing people. You want to easily maintain all this information and keep it fresh for your visitors.

Vacation Property Rentals:
Visitor creates a list from properties available by area, price, rooms or other criteria. From the select list, can view a detail page with information, photos and even availability.

Company Intranet:
Hundreds of employees, with associated information (telephone, address, email, qualifications, certifications, etc.)

Some information can be seen by all other employees, some only by associated line supervisors, some by project and business development managers.

The example for this is carefully password-protected.

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