The last few months we've been working hard on a complete overhaul - both visual and interface - of the inbro SeeInside service.
What I thought would be fun for posterity would be some side-by-side screenshots of the key parts of SeeInside clearly showing the changes in the new release compared to version 1.
One very important part of SeeInside hasn't changed: it's firmly designed to put the publisher's content front and centre, and work on every web browser (including mobile). There are no downloads to wait for, no page flipping animations and no distracting sound effects - it's simple, fast, and readable.
For publishers with a portfolio of documents, more whitespace on the index page brings the documents forwards. We've also added Facebook share links to every page.
TrekAmerica's implementation is a nice example of the brand-specific colour scheme.
Double-page spreads are larger, making the most of the publisher's design effort. The hover bar for navigation partially fades for easier reading. It quickly returns to full opacity as soon as the reader moves their mouse.
Single page is larger too, for maximum readability. Also the width of the search and chapter selection area is consistent across the whole document so appears fixed as the reader pages through the document, even though each document page is really a new web page.
The colour customisation follows through to the embedded inbro Select buttons.
This is the thumbnail view, for a landscape document.
We're very pleased with our new inbro SeeInside - what do you think?