The Canvasflow Blog

In a time where slow loading content not only negatively affects the user experience but can result directly in loss of revenue, it’s critical to understand what impact images have on your content.

All major publishers are fighting for digital subscribers, despite subscriptions still falling behind print numbers. Digital isn’t a short term strategy, and the demographic breakdown proves it.

Everyone working in digital publishing has their own set of tools they keep in their back pocket. We’ve built a list of some of our favourites which we think you’ll find useful.

This update adds a number of new features, including HPUB output, Custom Text Components, improved support for Twixl cell styles, device-dependant custom CSS, and a brand new style editor mode.

The Edelman 2019 Trust Barometer report highlights why publishers are in the spotlight to deliver quality, infallible journalism, as well as work ethically as a company beyond publishing, meaning transparency around data.

From text colour to font size, canvas padding to background colour – making global style changes can be made in just a few clicks – and with no coding knowledge required.

HTML5 is the gold-standard format for digital content, responsive on any device or screen size. This is the format content is created in when using Canvasflow, though sometimes publishers need a format fit for print

MediaPost’s reporting of Pivotal Media Research’s analysis of Nielson shows a 15% growth in digital media consumption for 2018, but it’s not looking good for Facebook.

Publishing Executive shared a report on their research into ‘Top Technologies Publishers Will Buy In 2018’, which uncovered some interesting new trends among publishers.