FirstPagr can do even more than it thinks it can
June 10th, 2008 (8:00am) Aliza Sherman 4 Comments
I just received a request from a client asking if there was a site where they could create a page that staff and their board members could access that easily aggregated their media clips. I thought about it for a while, considering recommending a bookmarking site like del.icio.us. The main criteria is that wherever this page was created, it should not require staff or board members to register in order to access the page.
Keeping this client request in mind, I decided to try out FirstPagr. FirstPagr describes itself this way:
… a tool to make a simple one-page website. If you are like us, you have blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, StumbleUpon and so on. Make a simple introduction page with FirstPagr. Create lists, list items with links, descriptions and images, and drag and drop lists and items.
I signed up for FirstPagr and have to admit the process was a bit of a struggle because it requires OpenID.
FirstPagr’s interface is clean and simple. As you know if you’ve read any of my posts here, I’m a big fan of simple.
