Random access
Group, reorder and compare non-sequential pages side by side, merging content freely.
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HyperBook is the simplest WorkScene in HyperCube: it displays texts, infographics and images in a linear, fluid reading experience, reducing the reader's cognitive load.
HyperBook does not deal with any “information relations mappable to dimensions”: it displays data as literary text, infographics and images. Since interpretation must be linear and sequential, it treats documents as one-dimensional forms — focusing on the essentials: reading comfortably, comparing and reorganizing content effortlessly.
Ideal for content with sequential meaning — literary text, infographics and images — it emulates “random access” to group, reorder and compare non-sequential pages side by side. It supports formats such as DOC, DOCX, ODS and PDF, split into real pages for natural, friction-free navigation.
Small design decisions that bring digital reading closer to real reading.
Group, reorder and compare non-sequential pages side by side, merging content freely.
The page advances in steps, at a fixed pace, so you can predict the reading position without fixing your gaze.
Tilting the page enlarges the visible area and context, shortening the required scrolling area.
Identifiers and tag-based organization, like a real binder, to find everything quickly.
The metaphors and camera movements that structure the reading experience.
Less scrolling, more visible text — and the reading position always under control.
Reading an A4 portrait document in an e-book reader creates friction: you have to scroll, the visible area is small and your gaze must follow the moving page — all of which weighs on cognition. HyperBook responds with two techniques. Smoother scrolling advances in steps, at a fixed pace, so you can predict the reading position without fixing your gaze. And page tilting enlarges the visible area and context: tilting 45° yields +41.42% of virtual height, making an 18” screen behave like a 20” one.