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Originally Posted by what
Thank you, that is solid advice. After struggling with trying to replicate the print look for my first eBook (and eventually managing it), I decided to never attempt that again. All my future eBooks will not have images inside, no custom fonts, and no styling at all. All the modern ereaders have pleasant defaults, and all the old ereaders can't handle all that effort anyway.
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I think you could find a "middle way". You can build a typographic good ebook working fine with most of the ebook reader. I'm not happy with the "no typographic" way because, as reader, all the ebooks seem to be the same. The digital typography IMHO is an "ebook aesthetics" the publisher must propose to the reader. It is also a sign of courage and editorial responsibility. Obviously this is a my point of view and I think everyone here could offer you another one
