Padify - Digital innovation challenge
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Here's our winning presentation from the Digital Innovation Challenge held at Publishing Expo in London, Feb 2014. This is a slightly simplified version with the animation and videos stripped in the interests of sharing more widely.
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The Unbundled App
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- 3. PRACTICAL WORKFLOW Publishers need to continue to deliver print into a declining market while building up digital • Do more with the same resource • Minimise manual labour and hidden costs • Avoid high switching costs
- 4. PRACTICAL WORKFLOW PADIFY LIVES IN THE CLOUD Padify • • • • Nothing to install Access anywhere No developers needed Get up and running immediately
- 5. PRACTICAL WORKFLOW PADIFY EATS CONTENT FROM ANYWHERE Pad ify • No time consuming copy and paste • Content does not have to be structured or tagged
- 6. PRACTICAL WORKFLOW PADIFY PLAYS NICELY WITH OTHERS • • • • NEW! One click publishing to container apps Export HTML5 or EPUB3 Push content into Drupal or other CMS Publish into any hybrid reader: Phonegap, Pugpig, Adobe DPS, etc • Can generate replica apps
- 7. PRACTICAL WORKFLOW PADIFY ALREADY WORKS FOR MANY
- 8. CREATIVE FREEDOM • Rising expectations from consumers and brands • In a sea of content, more important than ever for publishers to establish quality • Not enough to squirt through templates
- 9. CREATIVE FREEDOM PADIFY HAS VISUAL PAGE LAYOUT ✓ Creative control over typography & layout ✓ Design around your content right on the page ✓ Create and save styles on the fly ✓ Create responsive layouts without writing code
- 11. Drag resize grid layout
- 12. CREATIVE FREEDOM PADIFY HAS BUILT-IN INTERACTIVITY ✓ Smart animations ✓ Video and audio ✓ Hotspots and popovers ✓ Photo galleries and layered content ✓ Support for custom interactions
- 14. Drag one photo onto another
- 16. CREATIVE FREEDOM NO DEVELOPERS NEEDED TO: ✓ Start a new app or edition ✓ Save text and boxout styles ✓ Create reusable layouts ✓ Add your custom fonts ✓ Add video and other interactions
- 17. MOBILE FRIENDLY • Massive growth in mobile device ownership and content consumption • Replica editions (PDFs) are rubbish on smartphone screens
- 19. MOBILE FRIENDLY
- 20. MOBILE FRIENDLY PADIFY GIVES YOU A PHONE EDITION FOR FREE Design for tablet Automatically letterbox on big screen Automatically go single column on small screen
- 22. Automatic single column layout for smartphone Instant preview for device and orientation
- 23. MOBILE FRIENDLY ✓ Built-in responsive grids ✓ Automatic reflow to single column on smartphone screens ✓ Automatic heading refitting ✓ Instant preview