I agree with everyone—a bible seems like it would be best in a portable format. The e-reader would be useful for searching, looking up definitions and overall portability. The flip book is an interesting concept. The reader could keep it in their back pocket and easily flip to their destination. The tabs that Rebecca and Traci mentioned would be helpful. Of course, I think there is still a market for a more elaborate design. Anywhere that a bible is left out for public reading, like a church or a home library, would be a great place to get a little “crazy” with decorative elements.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
the 21st century bible
I agree with everyone—a bible seems like it would be best in a portable format. The e-reader would be useful for searching, looking up definitions and overall portability. The flip book is an interesting concept. The reader could keep it in their back pocket and easily flip to their destination. The tabs that Rebecca and Traci mentioned would be helpful. Of course, I think there is still a market for a more elaborate design. Anywhere that a bible is left out for public reading, like a church or a home library, would be a great place to get a little “crazy” with decorative elements.
