Patenting a website itself is rare; what's typically patentable is a specific novel technical process the website implements, such as a unique method of processing transactions or personalising content, not the website's visual layout or general functionality. Purely presentational or business-method aspects face significant eligibility challenges everywhere, under Section 101 in the US and the "as such" exclusions in Europe.
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