The simplest example for such a website is the program of an upcoming scientific meeting.
Participants submit their titles and abstracts through an HTML form.
The Hypercard stack then reads the incoming data from the Eudora folder and creates a new set of HTML files containing updated abstracts and a list of speakers. Another example is a database on the chemical structures, gas chromatographic retention indices and sensory properties of naturally occurring flavor chemicals. The original information is kept on a Filemaker file. After each update, data are exported as a plain text file, sent to me by e-mail and converted offline to a new set of HTML files. The most elaborate web database created in this way is the Pherolist, a documentation on the sex attractant pheromones which are produced by female moths to attract the males.