At work we have just finished putting together our first online magazine for a client based in Dubai. It's the launch issue and the next issue will be bigger. Anyway please have a look, i would like to have some feedback on what you guys think

http://cde.cerosmedia.com/rubberduckmag ... 820012.cde

Cheers
Carl

Thats quality mate, my only critiscism is i cant find a zoom???
Adam

More boobs please.

Other than that, very impressed mate.

Cheers chaps.

To zoom in, click anywhere on the page that isn't interactive. I don't really like how that works but it's out of our control.

Nice, good work! Do the boobs go down well in Dubai then ?

Tom

trabitom99 wrote:Nice, good work! Do the boobs go down well in Dubai then ?

Tom

Me thinks not.

CarlD wrote:

trabitom99 wrote:Nice, good work! Do the boobs go down well in Dubai then ?

Tom

Me thinks not.

Maybe a bit of alcohol might loosen them up a bit.......
hang on, i think i might be on track for a Dubai birching.

i'll get me coat.

Hi mate.
Spot on.That record shop brought back a few memories.
Cheers Mark.

I Like it, I think its a winner, some good foto's 2!, It's a really good idea and it looks like alot of work has been put into it!
's FTW

pretty sweet man, impressed.

monkeymag is also in the same style, quite amusing as well. though no cars

http://www.monkeymag.co.uk/

Really nicely done that. Is it the magazine company's own custom player? I assume it's flash based? Haven't seen anything like this before

SteveP wrote:Really nicely done that. Is it the magazine company's own custom player? I assume it's flash based? Haven't seen anything like this before

It's not the magazines own engine. It uses a system called ceros which does the actual page turning. To generate the magazine you upload the base of the mag as a PDF then upload a flash file which is overlaid over the top to drive all the interactive ellements.

Cheers again for the comments.

Ahh yes just been reading into the Ceros system, looks pretty slick apart from the inability to zoom in/out. Possibilities are endless then if it uses PDF's and flash, it's a nice looking end result! Shame it doesn't look like its open source

SteveP wrote:Shame it doesn't look like its open source

I'd be pretty interested as to what kind of sums are involved ...

Tom

For anyone interested, issue 2 > http://cde.cerosmedia.com/1C4a266557e5684729.cde