The eMag Store is an OEM app in development at Papeer which allows publishers to effortlessly set up a mobile shop offering their publications to their readership – with a great reading experience to boot.
The app comes unbranded and fully skinnable to enable publishers to brand and customize their shop. The app works in portrait and landscape mode on tablets and in portrait mode on phones.
I did the interaction design, specifications and graphics for the app as well as provided final assets.
Above: The front page provides a means to promote specific publications or offers.
Above: The “My eMags” section contains the user’s already purchased apps. It’s completely up to the user whether she wants to read an emag on the server or download it locally for offline reading.
Above: The app encompasses the eMag Reader which is currently a standalone mobile component included with every online publication through eMagStudio.
Above: In the shop users can drill down into the different categories of magazines on offer.
Above: The app supports single purchases as well as subscriptions. On the magazine details screen the user can also preview the magazine before purchase if the publisher allows for it.
Screens of the phone version of the interface follows below:
