There are different ways to deliver websites to users, each resulting in varying user experiences. Rendering is the process of transforming code into something usable by a JavaScript engine inside a browser, with three main types: Client Side Rendering (CSR), Server Side Rendering (SSR), and Static Rendering or Static Site Generation (SSG). CSR involves the browser doing most of the work, while SSR puts most of the work back on the server. SSG generates all data needed for a page at build time. New techniques such as Distributed Persistent Rendering (DPR) and Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) have emerged to help combat issues with prerendered content and build times. The choice of rendering method depends on the tool that is right for the job, considering factors like performance, portability, and maintainability.