Jakob Nielsen: Kindle Content Must be Kindle-Specific
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March 16, 2009
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Jakob Nielsen offers an in-depth look at Kindle formatting best practices:
For Kindle, it's certainly unacceptable to simply repurpose print content. But you can't repurpose website content, either. For good Kindle usability, you have to design for the Kindle. Write Kindle-specific headlines and create Kindle-specific article structures. [Link included in original post.]
(Via Joe Wikert's Twitter stream)
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March 16, 2009 3:37 PM
jakob might not know how to use a master-format that
gives you a good kindle-book and a good web-book and
a good print-book, but _i_ know how to do it, and i have
just shown -- right here, in another thread -- how to do it.
-bowerbird