I only need a 1 or 2 page website.

Single-Page Website: Rather than having multiple pages like a traditional website, it contains all your content on a single HTML document where visitors scroll or use anchor links to jump between sections.

Example:

A one-page website is a single webpage that uses smooth scrolling or anchor links to navigate different sections. They are perfect for portfolios, event registrations, and startup product launches because they funnel attention directly to a single goal.

Micro-2 page site:

Splash Page + Main Page: The first page acts as an introductory screen or gate (the "splash"), while the second page contains the main content. Landing Page + Thank You Page: A common two-page marketing funnel. The first page captures information, and the second page confirms a successful submission. Micro-site: A small, specialized website used for a specific product launch or campaign.

A two-page website consists of a primary homepage and exactly one dedicated subpage. This structure is ideal when you want a highly focused, distraction-free homepage, but need a separate page for a specialized function like a legal document, a hidden client portal, or a detailed contact form.

Common Structures & Examples.

The Lead Generator: A minimal homepage pitching a service, pairing with a standalone Contact / Inquiry Form page to maximize conversions.

The Portfolio + Case Study: A main page showcasing an overview of creative work, linking to one highly detailed, deep-dive Project Case Study page.

The Digital Restaurant Menu: 

A simple splash homepage with location hours and a button that opens a clean, mobile-optimized Menu page.

The E-Commerce Single-Product Funnel:

A high-converting homepage explaining a single product, linking directly to a dedicated Secure Checkout page.

The Business Brochure + Privacy Policy: 

A complete business homepage using scroll-sections, linking only to a mandatory Privacy Policy / Terms page in the footer. Strategic Layout ExampleIf you are designing a two-page site for a service-based business, structure it like this to keep navigation simple: 

Page 1 (Homepage): Header, Services List, Testimonials, Footer.

Page 2 (Contact Page): Google Map, Direct email and phone links.