There are four to five general stages of website development. UNDESA (2004) identifies five stages: emerging; enhanced; interactive; transactional; and seamless (fully integrated). Silcock (2001) describes six stages, these are: information-publishing/dissemination; official two-way transaction; multi-purpose portals; portal personalization; clustering of common services; full integration and enterprise transformation. Netchaeva (2002) describes more or less five similar stages without giving them specific terms and West (2002), one of the early pioneers of such research, categorizes four main stages (see also Layne, and Lee, 2001). With minor different conceptualizations amongst them the approaches can be summarized into four broad categories from level 1 static/emerging to level 4 with sophisticated interaction as seen in this author’s customization in Table 1.