Once a reader opens your book, the layout, typography, and overall organization are what maintain their interest—even if they were initially drawn in by the cover. The goal is to make the reading experience immersive and smooth, so the design complements the words instead of distracting from them. One of Continue Reading
White space one of those design elements that often goes unnoticed, but can make a world of difference once you start paying attention. When we talk about white space, we’re simply referring to the areas on the page that aren’t filled with text or images. That doesn’t mean these areas Continue Reading
You know that moment when you flip open a new book and land on the first page of a chapter? It sets the tone, right? The chapter heading is more than just a label—it’s often your reader’s first impression of the chapter they’re about to dive into. If you’ve ever Continue Reading
When most people think about writing a book, the first things that come to mind are the plot, the characters, the pacing. But let me tell you, fonts are just as important. Seriously. The font you choose can drastically change how your readers experience your book, sometimes without them even Continue Reading
