Digital Publishing: What to take away?

Digital Publishing for Tablets from a few perspectives.
In this talk I share a few thoughts on planning a magazine and show bad design examples.

Bonus: Emerging patterns and best practices in digital magazine design.

Presented and talked through on stage of the WoodWing Next Wave Tour in Munich on July 26th 2012.

Transcript

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. Internet Print
8. Internet Print
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