As a professional formatting service, DPS play a critical role in aiding both publishers and authors by ensuring that books
are formatted according to the standards and requirements of various platforms
like Amazon KDP, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, and others. Here's how:
DPS is skilled in handling various formats such as EPUB, MOBI, PDF, and print-ready files. We understand the nuances of each platform and can tailor the formatting to meet the specific requirements for:
This ensures that books are not rejected during the submission process due to incorrect formatting.
Each publishing platform has stringent technical and aesthetic guidelines. DPS is up-to-date on these rules, ensuring that:
For example, Amazon KDP might require MOBI files with specific metadata, while Apple Books expects EPUB files with proper table of contents linking and image handling.
In some cases, authors and publishers need to ensure that their books are accessible to readers with disabilities, complying with standards like EPUB 3 for digital publications. We can implement these requirements by:
This is especially important for self-published authors who want to reach a wider audience, including visually impaired readers.
Formatting a book manually can be time-consuming, especially for those unfamiliar with the tools. As a professional formatting service, we can drastically reduce the time spent fixing issues, such as:
Additionally, professional formatting can prevent costly mistakes such as reprinting due to design errors in printed books.
We provide consultation services to guide authors and publishers through the publishing process. This includes:
These services ensure that both self-publishers and traditional publishers can navigate the complexities of multiple platforms with ease.
In summary, DPS helps ensure that books conform to the required standards of multiple platforms, maintain professional design and functionality, and avoid potential technical or accessibility issues. This allows authors and publishers to focus on content creation, while leaving the technical intricacies of formatting to experts.