In addition to the video tutorials in our Youtube channel and below, and in our detailed online manual, we also offer more technical Bookalope blog posts. If you still have questions about another topic or if you have a specific suggestion, feel free contact us so that we continue to expand our knowledge base!
Bookalope is rather opinionated about structured content, and that’s good and necessary because we can create accessible books only if we work with meaningful and rich content. While at first it may seem cumbersome to review the structure labels of an uploaded document, it in fact ensures that all content becomes meaningful and therewith accessible. By separating the structured content of your book from its visual design presentation, Bookalope enables you to focus on content—independently of the medium for which eventually you will export the book. It also ensures that, when exporting a book as ebook or print book, the content is accessible, clean, and styled consistently across the whole book.
In addition to our video tutorials below, Bookalope offers an extensive online manual with much background information, a simple and complete example conversion, and a detailed guide that walks you through converting a document from start to finish. Our manual also talks about other aspects of using Bookalope, like managing your Profile and Plans, a number of useful recipes, and it encourages you to think outside of the box…
Bookalope offers a thought-through set of intelligent tools that help you turn an invalid, outdated ebook or an unstructured book manuscript into an accessible ebook, beautiful print book, and other file formats to continue your professional production and design process. Whether you use the Bookalope extension for InDesign, our interactive website, or the cloud API, our video tutorials explain how it all works. You can visit our Youtube playlist or watch our tutorials right here.
Our recipes walk you through particular features in short, insightful videos. If you wonder how to tackle this or that problem when working with your book manuscripts then you’ll probably find a recipe video here in our Youtube playlist or you can contact us to request one.