Indexhibit
A portfolio CMS for everybody
Indexhibit is a web-based content management system founded in 2006 by Jeffery Vaska and Daniel Eatock, used primarily to create online portfolios with images, text and video. It is aimed at independent creators, academics, researchers, students and collectors who want to manage the visual display of their own work. The project emphasizes a simple and quick way to publish with few design limits, a neutral display of work, and a deliberate choice not to adopt every new web technology. It states that it is not a platform, does not track or sell user data, and is free and open source.
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