Mozilla has released in a stable and definitive version a rather curious, fun and creative application for Android smartphones and tablets called WebMaker . It is basically an ultra simple tool for creating mini websites made of text, photos and buttons .
The sites created, which to be clear are not real websites but mini stories or presentations of images, remain within the Mozilla Webmaker network and can be shared and sent to friends via Whatsapp, Facebook via email or through other apps.
The mini-sites can be opened on the computer or on the phone via a normal web browser.
The Mozilla WebMaker app is free and only for Android devices (has been withdrawn)
To use it, you need to register with a valid email address to receive confirmation.
The operation of WebMaker is really simple and intuitive, with an interface made of a few buttons and a few options that are enough to create what you want.
Pressing the + you can then add an image, a button or a text box on the page.
The pencil key will then allow you to change the image, change writing and colors to the button and define its destination when it is pressed.
As you can see by exploring the mini sites already made by others, WebMaker is a convenient tool to create mini stories, questionnaires, interactive tests and photo presentations to share in a more pleasant way than usual.
WebMaker is currently only in English, but should also be available in Italian soon.
I remember that WebMaker is also one of Mozilla's interactive tools for creating online content that I had already talked about a few years ago.
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