Websites made easy

A good selection of commented resources, by iTrainOnline. Sections on design, management, usability. Also see their selection on online community development. - [Read more]

ActionApps is a free content management system made especially for NGOs by the APC (The Association for Progressive Communications). - [Read more]

It is important to see how many people are visiting your site each month (unique visitors, returning visitors), where they come from, and how they get to you (which search keywords, which referring websites that link to you). Statcounter provides a free and excellent web analytics to provide you with this data. - [Read more]

itrainonline offers a fantastic collection of online training guides on internet-related subjects, from making a strategic use of the internet to website usability to video streaming. - [Read more]

How to get around censorship? Some good tips in this famous manual. - [Read more]

Plone is a web content management system. Its robust, easy to use, has a big developer community behind it, and... because its open source, its free! Get a free Plone website at www.objectis.org, so that you can try out its features. Compare Plone with other systems at www.cmsmatrix.org. - [Read more]

Similar to Statcounter. Offers less functions, but more apppealing results layout. Also free. Which service works better for you? Try both. - [Read more]

A series of articles by TechSoup on building a website for nonprofit. - [Read more]

Good and free blogging software. You will be up and running in minutes. - [Read more]

Another free blog provider. And they even allow you to update your blog from your mobile phone! Great if you're on the road a lot. - [Read more]

More good and free blogging software. You will be up and running in minutes. As with Blogger, webhosting is included. Unlike Blogger, you can also set up the WordPress system on your existing website (see www.wordpress.org). - [Read more]