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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GregChristopher" data-source="post: 5548275" data-attributes="member: 94298">@ Aberzanorax The second problem you cite is only a result of industry folks taking their print layouts and turning them into PDFs. When you have a PDF designed to be a PDF (i.e. not just a copy of what they printed), then you can shift to a landscape layout that fits your screen. Just go to my blog and download any of my 5 free games. Every one of them is in landscape layout with fonts sized to be easily read on your screen. People say they hate reading on a screen. But then they spend half their day reading on a screen. Obviously they don't truly hate it. What they hate is reading print layouts on a screen. That's the whole point of my OP.  What if we can move beyond that? What if we can design products to be native to the digital realm, rather than just copies of what was printed?</blockquote>