“Personal library”
“Search”
“Collections”
“My files”
“Collections filter”
“eReader”
“Notes”
A closer look at the screenshots
The bookshelf capture retains its status bar.
Search results appear without a highlight or close crop.
The collection screen includes the label test01.
The file screen shows a storage quota.
Filter chips sit above a book list.
A book cover page fills the reader screen.
The note screen includes an open keyboard.
About this app
Kortext provides access to online eBooks from multiple publishers, with enhanced in-built audio and video content, combined with tools to assist learners and academics to make the most of their content. Features include: - Add and read PDF/EPUB files from your iPhone and iPad - Enjoy free access to a collection of over 13,000 eTextbooks - Easy navigation to content, providing quick access to pages - Highlight text in a range of colours and create notes, enabling quick reference of key sections - Add a reference (Harvard or APA), making creation of bibliographies much easier - Read Aloud sections, providing help with accessing content - Increase text size, change font and background of pages making it easier to view content - Search for keywords and phrases within the books directly from your bookshelf, allowing quicker access to relevant content - 500MB of free cloud file storage. Simply upload your study materials and harness the full potential within
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Personal library”
Personal makes the library sound like the reader's own content hub.
“Search”
Search uses a familiar single-word label for finding books.
“Collections”
Collections names the grouping tool in the same concise style as the other features.
“My files”
My files frames storage around content the user owns.
“Collections filter”
Collections filter specifies where the filter operates.
“eReader”
eReader uses a familiar product term to introduce the reading view.
“Notes”
Notes gives the annotation feature a short, familiar label.
How Books sets are usually built
Most Books apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (59% of sets, 65% of screens).