FlipHTML5 Develops the Virtual Bookshelf to Optimize User Experience

Online publications are becoming more popular as they present an easier way to access content. They give people the ability to carry multiple books on a single device instead of lugging around paper-based versions. But digital content producers do face the challenge of organizing their publications in an effective way. FlipHTML5 offers an ingenious solution with their virtual bookshelf (https://fliphtml5.com/learning-center/virtual-bookshelf-your-all-in-one-online-content-manager/).

The virtual bookshelf works much like a traditional bookshelf, only better. Uses can organize their flipbooks according to subject, publication date, target audience, or any category they desire. This makes it easier for website visitors to find what they are looking for. It also makes them more likely to remain on the website as persons are less likely to use a website that is difficult to navigate. Additionally, once readers find what they are searching for they will also find other publications on the topic which can lead to more usage.

The FlipHTML5’s virtual bookshelf provides free online hosting for users’ publications and makes them more accessible. There is no need for publishers to send large PDF documents to their readers that present challenges with space and accessibility. The files can be easily converted to flipbooks and sent as links to customers. Links can be for a single publication or an entire bookshelf. For publishers who have their own website, they can embed the virtual bookshelf on their site using an embed code.

A big challenge with online applications is privacy. FlipHTML5’s virtual bookshelf offers the ultimate privacy protection for users. Companies can feel safe storing their confidential or proprietary information in the virtual bookshelf as they have the option of making bookshelves visible or invisible and applying passwords to different bookshelves to prevent unauthorized viewing.

FlipHTML5’s virtual bookshelf facilitates easy sharing as well as subscriptions. Publishers can share their bookshelf on social media platforms, through emails, and in message applications’ chat groups. Magazines and other periodical publications thrive on subscriptions. With the virtual bookshelf, readers can subscribe and get notified whenever something new is published.

“Many people have been searching for something like this,” says Anna Lee, Designer of FlipHTML5. “We designed this virtual bookshelf so that digital publishers wouldn’t have to struggle to manage their content effectively.”

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