Perspectives on Digital Publishing. Bonus: Best Practices Presented during WoodWing's NextWave Tour.

1. Digital Publishing from a few perspectives. Bonus: Best practices.
Digital Publishing
What to take away?

2. Experience Designer, Adobe DPS
Johannes Henseler
nordsueddesign.de
ganzfrische.frischmil.ch
donemag.cc
INFLUENCER
Digital Publishing
@frischmilch

3. The aim

4. Fulfull reader expectations
The aim

5. Hm … ?

7. InternetPrint

8. InternetPrint

9. iPad

10. immersive
reading
experiences

11. Oliver Reichenstein, Designing for iPad: Reality
informationarchitects.jp/en/
designing-for-ipad-reality-check
The iPad brings
hands and eyes
back together.

12. New connection with the Reader
conversation

13. Content

18. Mario Garcia: relating to the audience’s needs: What the audience is telling us

19. Mario Garcia: relating to the audience’s needs: What the audience is telling us

20. Mario Garcia: relating to the audience’s needs: What the audience is telling us

21. Hm …

22. 5+ problematic
Magazine Designs

25. »You can make APPS with
InDesign now?«

26. »You can make APPS with
InDesign now?«
No.
I only create content.

27. »You can make APPS with
InDesign now?«
No.
I only create content.
And they are called ›apps‹.

28. Building interfaces in a
flat environment

29. -
Jakob Nielsen, iPad Usability: First Findings From User
Testing useit.com/alertbox/ipad-1st-study.html
Anything you
can show and
touch can be
a UI on this
device. There
are no stan
dards and no
expectations.

30. -
Jakob Nielsen, iPad Usability: First Findings From User
Testing useit.com/alertbox/ipad-1st-study.html
Anything you
can show and
touch can be
a UI on this
device. There
are no stan
dards and no
expectations.

31. -
Jakob Nielsen, iPad Usability: First Findings From User
Testing useit.com/alertbox/ipad-1st-study.html
Anything you
can show and
touch can be
a UI on this
device. There
are no stan
dards and no
expectations.

32. Spread Content
over both orientations

35. Unclear depth of information
after the same action

39. Video/Images and Text are
separate experiences

44. »How to read me«

46. »The paper tiger«
Imitate instead of innovate

49. 5 Things to take away
Project Planning

50. Decisions

51. Decide!

52. Planing

53. Plan carefully

54. Plan carefully
Plan more time!&

55. Plan carefully
Plan more time!&
Know the Tools
Know the Process&

57. Konzept
Design Technik

58. Konzept
Design Technik

59. Konzept
Design Technik

60. Konzept
Design Technik

62. It‘s a ride on
a rocket

63. We improvise
as we go along

64. We change the
wheels while
drive the car

65. But that‘s fun and exciting!

66. Flux

67. Design for the User

69. Content Design

70. Content Design Interaction

71. Content
Design
Interaction

72. Test

73. Drum roll
on your own

74. What we have learned
joezeffdesign.com/what-we-have-learned

75. Emerging Patterns

76. »Reading Mode«

78. 3/4-Column-Layouts

80. Double Spread is the
»killing feature« of print

82. L-shaped feature article

84. Easy to understand
interactions in the shape of
your fingertip

89. One orientation seems
to be enough

93. The second appearance
of the printed cover lookalike