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By: Evan

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The Ipad is cool. But what i dont like about it is the limitations in terms of usability. I mean, it is more of a platform for Apple to market their services. PC tablets are much more versatile, but not as cool.

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By: brian fidler

brian fidler — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 22:28:54 +0000

@Pål Bråtelund, the iMockups tool looks interesting as a basic layout tool but I don’t see anything in it that revisits navigation. The opportunity devices such as the iPad provide is to rethink how we connect with content.

By: Pål Bråtelund

Pål Bråtelund — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 12:48:17 +0000

Seen this mockup tool for iPad creation of wireframes?
http://blog.endloop.ca/blog/2010/03/28/endloop-is-proud-to-announce-imockups-a-gorgeous-rapid-wireframing-and-layout-app-designed-exclusively-for-the-ipad/

By: brian fidler

brian fidler — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 04:55:00 +0000

Agencies rarely innovate on the web because there is low reward. The last 10 years have been the era of search, and whether we like it or not the most creative sites often have a difficult time being found by the search engines. Not found==no traffic==bad investment. The safe money on the web has been focused on creating content, optimizing it for search, and investing in offsite seo which allows us to demonstrate to our clients that we provide a return on their investment.

Will the iPad change this? I’m not crossing my fingers. The reality is that it will be years before it and similar devices reach a saturation point that will greatly affect how we design for the web, and as long as we are focussed on rewarding content more than design (which is fine, and makes fiscal sense, btw), there is very little to compel agencies to get back to their design roots.

I am just thankful that product designers DO pay attention to design or the iPad might be beige.

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By: Henrik Holmegaard, technical writer

Henrik Holmegaard, technical writer — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 07:27:02 +0000

Adobe contrasts and compares PDF to ePub in the below link. Adobe Buzzword and Adobe InDesign work with ePub. Adobe positions PDF for preserving per-object position in a page geometry (which poses problems for matching rendering order with reading order if ISO 19005 PDF/A is not used by the person who prepares the publication), while ePub is intended to preserve document structure and document content rather than document appearance.

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http://2009.max.adobe.com/online/session/238

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By: Henrik Holmegaard, technical writer

Henrik Holmegaard, technical writer — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 06:49:52 +0000

> From a graphic design standpoint, with the iPad, the quantum leap is its ability to render layouts, typefaces, page structure.

Why would you think that? PDL-implementations including Xerox Interpress, Adobe PostScript, Apple PDD and Adobe PDF excel at precise object positioning in a graphic coordinate geometry, but PDL-implementations is that they are poor at preserving searchability. SGML-implementations, including ePub, excel at preserving searchability, but they do not excel at precise geometric position. One point is important: according to Adobe the ePub environment will not work with the chaotified Adobe Type 1 font program dictionary format introduced by Adobe, Apple and Linotype in 1985.

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By: Tom Foremski

Tom Foremski — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:12:47 +0000

Great point about the advertising agencies being absent in all the discussions about the iPad.

By: Jay

Jay — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:21:59 +0000

Thanks for another great post, Frederic!

Just one question. You say “Publishers and media production people I talk to are a bit concerned with what seems to be a low point in digital creation.” Is it true that creativity goes where there’s money to be made?

I’m wondering if the Google no-creativity ad wave has convinced media buyers that creative digital design isn’t worth the price (or is this what you mean about “publishers and media production people” — that they ARE the buyers and are finding nothing worth buying?)

Sorry for the rookie question. Thanks if you’d clarify.

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By: Jean-Christophe NOTHIAS

Jean-Christophe NOTHIAS — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 07:02:27 +0000

Cher Frédéric,
Always a great pleasure to read you! Seven clear water thoughts. They have to be in to stamped in all editors’ mind. But what’s about the eight thought? Where are the word “journalist” or “writer” in your post? I hope you are not totally despaired with them. Part of the possible success one editor should expect from the copern-ipad-ic revolution will come from “writing” and that will be in authors’ hands (among them journalists, bloggers, writers…). I believe innovation might partly pour out from a simple come back to basics : get brilliant features, pay well your reporter and photographer -stop treating them like herd-, give them time to produce good – stop the usual 150 words scrap for a tip. We have a hell of young heads ready to amaze us. Food them, they’ll feed us.
Many thanks for the seven first thoughts.
Jean-Christophe NOTHIAS