1. A non-transitory computer-readable medium configured to store computer-executable instructions that, when executed, cause a processor to: display an initial home page of a first website, the initial home page including initial preference options; receive initial preference option data corresponding to the initial preference options; retrieve select first data based on the initial preference option data; structure a first presentation of the first website based on the select first data, the first presentation including a locally stored closed set of subsequent preference options based on the select first data; receive subsequent preference option data corresponding to the subsequent preference options; retrieve, from a second website and bypassing the first website, select second data based on the subsequent preference option data; and structure a second presentation of the first website based on the retrieved select second data, wherein at least one of the first presentation of the first website or the second presentation of the first website includes dynamic content created based on a navigation history, wherein the second presentation of the first website includes a second closed set of subsequent preference options, retrieved from the second website, based on the select second data, and wherein the second website is different from the first website.