Right now I am running The Sunless Citadel and using the digital book. It is very frustrating to navigate currently when I try and read up on it from my phone. I typically will have a map open on my browser tab so I can reference the numbered areas and flip back and forth. Also, the table of contents is very limited so instead of just being able to quickly pop from each numbered area you have to scroll.
Two proposals, (which I am sure you have guessed by now)
Have a link for the map in the digital book to the website that just shows the map. That way you can easily pop back and forth.
Secondly, have the different sections accessible via the table of contents, so if the map takes you from area 12 to 25 you don’t have to scroll to find it.
Right now I am running The Sunless Citadel and using the digital book. It is very frustrating to navigate currently when I try and read up on it from my phone. I typically will have a map open on my browser tab so I can reference the numbered areas and flip back and forth. Also, the table of contents is very limited so instead of just being able to quickly pop from each numbered area you have to scroll.
Two proposals, (which I am sure you have guessed by now)
Have a link for the map in the digital book to the website that just shows the map. That way you can easily pop back and forth.
Secondly, have the different sections accessible via the table of contents, so if the map takes you from area 12 to 25 you don’t have to scroll to find it.
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D&D Beyond StaffThank you for these suggestions!
Yes, we are analysing how to improve the reading process in this respect and your ideas are noted. Thank you!