Hi 👋! I’d love to add your website to the Owlstown Academic Gallery. But first, can you change your Owlstown subdomain so that it doesn’t have the “guest-“ prefix?

Congratulations 🥳✨
Madeline Eppley
Dr. Roberta Rosa Valtorta
Dr. Akshata Naik
Dr. Fawad Ahmed Najam
Dr. Patrick Manser
Dr. Allie Sinclair
Dr. Tetine Sentell
Dr. Erika Iveth Cedillo-González
Dr. Cecilia Baldoni
Meg Mindlin
Hira Javed
Dr. Ana Rebeka Kamšek

Congrats on the anniversary! Love the gallery!

Check out Owlstown, a website builder for academics. No coding required.

You can see more than 1000 examples at the Owlstown Academic Gallery: academic.gallery

Congrats on making your academic website! I’ve added it to the Owlstown Academic Gallery. academic.gallery

Wow, keeping an academic website updated for 30 years is amazing!

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing

No-code website tools like Squarespace, Weebly, Wix, WordPress are the popular ones and are geared towards general users.

For a website tool that is designed for academics, check out Owlstown (www.owlstown.com). It has templates for projects, courses, collaborators. You can import papers.

Unless you really like web programming (HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc), working on your website should be 99% on the content and 1% on web development. So my recommendation is to use no-code website tools.

There are many benefits to an academic website. It helps make your work searchable online. Beyond papers, you can share summaries, slides, posters, and videos of your research.

For examples, check out the Owlstown Academic Gallery (academic.gallery). It has over a thousand academic websites.

Great job with your academic website! I added it to the Owlstown Academic Gallery. Check it out: academic.gallery

How was your experience using Owlstown to build your website?