case study
The Ayurved Bharati Digital Library turns long-form Ayurveda books and classical-text content into a navigable native web reading experience instead of treating every resource as a downloadable PDF.
The challenge
Large academic books need more than a file viewer. Readers need clear structure, fast navigation, reading continuity and tools that work across a growing collection without creating a separate technical stack for every publication.
What I built
- Native digital-book and library content architecture
- Reader navigation, resume and progress-oriented workflows
- Highlights, notes, bookmarks and study-tool concepts
- Protected PDF/resource handling where native content is not appropriate
- Book, department and knowledge-resource relationships designed for expansion
- Classical-text publishing workflows for structured eSamhita content
Product approach
The key design decision was to treat the library as a knowledge platform, not a shelf of files. That allows books, chapters, departments, learning resources and future structured entities to connect through one content layer.
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