Simple Navigation

The most important aspect of the magazine is navigation without this readers will just turn away. All our buttons are clearly labeled (in any language). We don't place obscure icons and hope your readers can guess what they do. To aid navigation we take your contents and place them externally. This means the contents are available on all pages.

Single Scroll bar

When creating web sites it is considered bad design to have more than one scrolling direction at a time (four axis scrolling). Readers become 'lost in a big world'. We have adopted this philosophy in our technology and to avoid this 'lost in a big world' feeling we decided to have a single vertical scroll. This enables us to have a single zoom in and out click. Speeding up loading times andcreating a better user experience.

Designed to be read

Your online magazine is designed to be read, from text flow to ease of use the reader is the most important part of our design process. The magazine loads very quickly and efficiently so bandwidth isn't wasted. All computer platforms and browsers have been considered so your message is uniform independent of the system.

Extensive Help menu

All magazines have an easy access 4 page help menu. We never assume that your readers will know how to use our technology. Readers not knowing how to navigate your digital magazine will be the biggest reason your readership levels don't grow.

Multilingual versions

With the internet comes global reach expanding your message to a worldwide audience can be difficult. We have support for any language of magazine and can include any language control system.

Unusual items

Printed magazines can have lots of unusual items such as gatefolds, maps, pull-outs, portrait pages and very small print. We have solutions that can emulate these additional items.