The phrase "a website that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a website, often in a future context.
Example: "I am developing a website that will help users track their fitness goals more effectively."
Alternatives: "a site that will" or "a webpage that will".
They are building a website that will encourage the customer to be part of the creative process.
The city will seek these bids via a website that will consolidate information about the projects, the bidding process and regulatory requirements.
The group has begun work on a website that will help South Africans find the parts of the constitution that are relevant to them quickly and efficiently.
Samaritans Radar launched today as a website that will "flag potentially worrying tweets that you may have missed" once Twitter users register their details.
The five little pigs have spent months devising a website that will inform other morons at precisely what point in a film female nudity occurs.
Next week, it will take a giant leap forward, with a website that will map not just Hollywood but the entire planet, and not the stars' homes, but the stars themselves.
Maybe a chance to meet major players in your industry, mentions on social media or a link from a hilltop website that will help your ranking and could give you a traffic spike.
An attack can be performed by a simple request to a malicious website that will automatically pop up on the web browser, and the malicious website can exploit a vulnerability in the user's web browser.
Find a good website that will make a file download.
Web Plan Summary A Mother's Place will provide an informational website that will serve primarily as a resource for mothers, families and the community.
Facebook said it will also provide a link to an industry website that will allow users to not have their activities on websites tracked, as well as a link to the appropriate controls within their smartphones to eliminate mobile app tracking.
