
Ebook design is the art of formatting text and images for digital reading devices (like Kindles, iPads, or smartphones). Unlike print, ebook design must be flexible.
Reflowable Layout: Most ebooks are designed so the text can "flow" and resize based on the screen size and the reader's preferred font settings.
Typography & Readability: Focuses heavily on line spacing, font choice, and margins to prevent "eye strain" during long reading sessions.
Navigation: Includes functional elements like a clickable Table of Contents (TOC) and internal hyperlinks for footnotes or chapters.
Formats: Primarily involves working with EPUB and MOBI/KPF files.
Web design is the process of creating the visual appearance and layout of websites. It combines aesthetics with functionality to ensure a site is easy to use.
User Interface (UI): Focuses on the "look and feel"—colors, buttons, icons, and overall visual style.
User Experience (UX): Focuses on the logic of the site—how easily a user can find information or complete a task (like making a purchase).
Responsive Design: Ensuring the website looks and functions perfectly across desktops, tablets, and mobile phones.
Interactive Elements: Unlike ebooks, web design often includes animations, video backgrounds, and forms.