Readmill Blog: We're missing out
When it comes to buying and reading ebooks, there’s always the same names at the tip of everyone’s tongue: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Apple. And for good reason. They have crafted a convenient buying and reading experience for many. A buying and reading experience that rids headaches and makes…
So I was wrestling with this question of grammar: Hmm, okay, what is like, the most iPhone-y thing there is… what is the essence of this device… the core mechanic… and I decided: it’s scrolling.
In the meantime I’ve been changing my initial designs for the look of the issue. They looked pretty but they weren’t really optimal for tablets. It’s just a part of the design process when it comes to tablets is that you’ve got to give yourself time to live with the product and really get a feel for what works and what doesn’t.
Dirt, foxing, and stray marks turned into links.
From p. 187 of Des Vollständigen Thaler-Cabinets by David Samuel von Madai (1769).
Talk about the return to hypertext fiction.
List of Digital Publishing Startups
That list I made a while back? Yeah, that makes up about 10% of this list. Compiled by Michael Bhaskar
