Need Suggestions for Simple, Easy Webpage to Put Games on...

[Steven Stewart]

I have been fiddling with game design for a little bit. I would describe myself as a casual designer, meaning that I want to get my ideas out to people but am not ready for the big plunge (meaning investment of money as well as time). I orginally played around with the idea of putting my gaming ideas (some of which are variants of others, some are brand new) out on a blog, but it is isn't working for me. I can't get it to look right or to put all the relvant postings for a given topic together.

What I really need is a webspot somewhere that I can have the following:
Short Intorduction to people visiting the web, and what the games are about
A place where people can click and download .pdf files of the games that I have designed

I thought the forge might be a good place to ask, is there such a webservice out there that is:
(A) free or cheap
(B) Easy to edit (I like the ease of publishing a blog, but not the choronological posting of it).

Thanks in advance.

Steve

[Clyde L. Rhoer]

Hi Steve,

If you have a gmail account have you looked at google page creator? It's free and looks to be easy to use to make static pages. I don't actually use it, but have toyed with it so there maybe issues I'm not aware of.

[Eric Provost]

The freebie Geocities hosting works pretty well and has a built in page editor that's easy to use.  A free hosting package means that your page will have ads and a popup on it, but it's still a handy way to get started.

-Eric

[JakeVanDam]

I've used freewebs for various things. It's easy to use, free, and doesn't look too bad.

[joepub]

So, it's not what you want, exactly...

But have you heard of www.1km1kt.net?
It's a site that's all about hosting PDFs of games.
They host them for you for free.

There's an outline and a sample of text on each page, with a "Download PDF" button.
They do it all for you, and are great to work with.

I'd suggest checking 1km1kt out.