The phrase "a basic site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a website that has simple features or minimal design elements, often implying that it serves fundamental functions without advanced capabilities.
Example: "For our initial launch, we decided to create a basic site to showcase our services before developing a more complex platform."
Alternatives: "a simple website" or "a fundamental site".
icLiverpool.co.uk Manchester Online A basic site from the Manchester Evening News.
Ability to put together a basic site (which the community needs) would be great.
If you need a basic site design, CUIT and Public Affairs offer free standard websites with research, administrative, and academic models.
StreetTracks.com is a basic site run by State Street Global Advisors, which sponsors ten ETFs.
You can't use any server-side scripting tools, of course, but Drive has always been a useful service for quickly putting up a basic site.
Originally built by Junno and his co-founder Claus Nurro as a side project for their own use, Neverthink has since evolved from a basic site that automatically aggregated content from Reddit and YouTube to what the pair describe as a "learning content management system that optimises the playlists of each channel constantly based on quantitative user feedback".
Cambridge Evening News A fairly basic site providing targeted news on Cambridge and its satellite towns, such as Ely, Newmarket, Royston and Saffron Walden.
It may seem superficial, but if you're downloading a file from a very basic site there's a higher chance that the site will have a virus hidden in its downloadable files than from a site that looks like it's been made from years of dedicated web designers.
Portsmouth News The News has had a slick redesign, but it is still a fairly basic site for a respected local paper.
A series of Brönsted acid ionic liquids (BAILs) containing a long chain Brönsted acid site in the cationic part and a Lewis basic site in the anionic part were designed, synthesized, and used as catalyst for the coupling of epoxides and carbon dioxide to cyclic carbonates without a co-catalyst or co-solvent.
Discover.com also has a pretty basic site.
