Looking to design on your iPad? Quark just updated their DesignPad app. It lets designers explore the fundamentals of grid-based design and create professional-looking artwork from a mobile device. By using multi-touch gestures, designers can use DesignPad to experiment with various pre-defined designs. A user can experiment with standard document types such as ads, posters, newsletters and…
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IAEPUB held it’s first board meeting last week, and I was lucky enough to be among some of the brightest minds in digital content creation. It’s a board with varied skill sets, tons of experience and lots of connections into all facets of digital publishing. I have no doubt that this group of talented, dedicated…
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The title of your eBook, app, or web video series needs to instantly capture the attention of your audience. Your title is most likely the first exposure someone will have to your digital content. There truly is something to the saying “You only have one chance to make a good first impression.” Your title has only a few seconds…
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Using Twitter To Build An Audience from Richard Harrington on Vimeo. Twitter is one of the most powerful marketing tools on the planet, and it’s absolutely free. But knowing how to make it work to your benefit while still attracting and holding an audience takes work. In this free TAP! webinar, Social media experts Scott…
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When working in iBooks Author, it appears that all links are red. While I have nothing against red, it won’t work in all design situations. Fortunately, you can highlight the text and change it to any color you want using the format bar. Of course it will still look exactly the same on your Mac’s…
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Would you like a free taste of our brand new conference called TAP!2013. It’s all about digital publishing, social media, app development, and thriving in the new world of digital content creation. To give you a free taste, we’re hosting a webinar with the super savvy Scott Bourne. Plus if you register for the webinar,…
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It looks like European Union regulators will end the antitrust probe over e-book pricing. Apple and four publishers made an offer which Amazon accepted to ease price restrictions. This agreement allows Amazon to sell books cheaper than other outlets if they choose (even below cost as a loss leader). For the full story, head over to Reuters….
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