Designing the Editorial Experience: A Primer for Print, Web, and Mobile Paperback – May 15, 2014

As someone who has worked in content strategy for nearly ten years, I can say that this book has changed the way I think about content for my corporate clients. It gives extraordinary insight into how editorial teams function in media—insights that should inform decisions we're making about how we expand and sustain internal content capabilities on the business side. The case studies are easy to follow, involving digital properties and professionals that will inspire, well, anyone! The book itself is a work of art. People at my consultancy Brain Traffic were literally stealing this book out of each other's offices (so I bought four more copies).Anyone who plans for, creates, designs, or manages content needs to own this book.

This is a very good starting point for anyone aproaching editorial design for the very first time. Simple and direct alternatives with many examples and the design and aesthetic justifications for each.

A great guide to publication/editorial design. Lots of useful information and great examples.

Brand new, quick delivery. Reading in bits so I can fully process info!

Required reading

It arrived damaged, box destroyed and the book was soaking wet

Very nice, and rally helpful in the class room and in the studio

good read

Entregado en tiempo

Excellent start with grid systems! great reference book for student and design educators.

This book is amazing. 10/10 would recommend if you want to learn and enjoy what you're learning.Gives great insight and delivers in-depth (but always interesting) content about editorial design, while embodying beautiful editorial design itself.Absolutely worth reading the case studies and interviews.. unreal insight, seriously.

Utterly pointless - don't waste your money.