Adobe Digital Publishing System/DPS: Fix and Preview Scrolls in Adobe Digital Publishing System/DPS
Adobe Digital Publishing System/DPS: Fix and Preview Scrolls in Adobe Digital Publishing System/DPS
Adobe Systems has revolutionized digital and interactive publishing with Adobe Digital Publishing System (DPS). Magazines, catalogs, and other publications are created within Adobe InDesign using the DPS tools, previewed with Adobe Content Viewer, and published on mobile tablet computers (Apple iPad, iPad 2 and iPad Mini, Samsung Galaxy Tab Series, Amazon Kindle, and Barnes & Noble Nook, and others). A scroll is one of the most common types of interactive content in digital publishing, and if it isn't set up correctly, it can have a shaky effect, which can be annoying to the user.
In this tutorial, I'll show you an easy fix for a scroll that has that unwanted shake, and improve your UX (user experience) design. I'll also demo how you can find out if your scroll needs attention, by previewing Articles and Folios with Adobe Content Viewer, both on a desktop or laptop computer within Adobe InDesign, and on tablets with the free app.
This is a lecture from my course, Adobe Digital Publishing Suite for Beginners. For a limited time, you can get the course for $29 (reg. $69) using coupon code YOUTUBE, accessible through this link:
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