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Out of the shadow into the limelight: Adobe Shadow

March 8, 2012 Written by Cari Jansen

Adobe yesterday released some seriously cool technology on its Adobe Labs: Adobe Shadow 1.0. Shadow allows front-end web developers/designers to preview websites across different devices. As I’m in the process of making my web-site device responsive, I’m loving Shadow 🙂 It’s super easy to install: Download Shadow release from Adobe Labs and install it. Download the […]

Building EBooks with InDesign – Forced Line Br...

January 3, 2012 Written by Cari Jansen

Updated 3-Jan-2012 / Postscript added One of the pitfalls of converting print publications to EBooks, is that designers often use forced line breaks (Shift+Return/Enter) in print-layouts to control where headings and even paragraph lines are broken. Doing so can cause problems when the same document is also converted to EPUB later on. Problems can occur […]

Figures in InDesign CS5.5 and Accessibility

October 25, 2011 Written by Cari Jansen

After reading David’s blog-post on InDesign Secrets, titled “Building an Org Chart or Flowchart in InDesign“. I thought… “How does building illustrations in InDesign impact the development of Accessible PDF with InDesign CS5.5?” InDesign CS5.5 introduced significant new features for EPUB/HTML and PDF export. Building Accessible PDFs is now much, MUCH easier… It’s not yet […]

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