Among my pet peeves are covers that may be passable full size but are illegible and indistinct at thumbnail (think the presentation bar of “suggested titles based on your browsing history”).
This pixelated cover actually looks better at thumbnail. But even for e-books, covers ought to be distinct and readable at any size used in sales and advertising.
James F. Brown
8 years ago
It’s not just your average, run-of-the-mill whodunit. It’s a THRILLING whodunit!
I actually wondered what “a thrilling whod unit” was for a second.
EricL
8 years ago
She must have killed her photographer with a poisoned doughnut, for he was fading fast as he was trying to focus for this shot.
Naaman Brown
8 years ago
This is one of those covers that tricks me into thinking the lo-res preview has downloaded and I wait and wait for the hi-res jpeg to download, cursing my slow internet connection, until I realize that it is a low res cover, then I have to apologize to my modem.
Killing him sweetly with her song…
Among my pet peeves are covers that may be passable full size but are illegible and indistinct at thumbnail (think the presentation bar of “suggested titles based on your browsing history”).
This pixelated cover actually looks better at thumbnail. But even for e-books, covers ought to be distinct and readable at any size used in sales and advertising.
It’s not just your average, run-of-the-mill whodunit. It’s a THRILLING whodunit!
I actually wondered what “a thrilling whod unit” was for a second.
She must have killed her photographer with a poisoned doughnut, for he was fading fast as he was trying to focus for this shot.
This is one of those covers that tricks me into thinking the lo-res preview has downloaded and I wait and wait for the hi-res jpeg to download, cursing my slow internet connection, until I realize that it is a low res cover, then I have to apologize to my modem.