Readymag
American website development company
Readymag is an American company that develops browser-based, no-code design platform with the same name, that facilitates the creation of websites, digital portfolios, presentations, and online publications. Readymag is noted for its animation and interaction features, enabling designers to create scroll effects, transitions, overlays, and complex multi-step interactions without coding. TechCrunch has described the platform as a 'hybrid solution' between template-driven site builders and developer-centric platforms due to its combination of tools and a freeform editor.
The platform provides users with detailed controls for adjusting text elements, including ligatures, variable fonts, stylistic sets, fractions, and small capitals. These features are often highlighted as core to the platform's functionality, with an emphasis on providing flexibility and precision in type design. It also supports freeform, editorial-style storytelling and animations, positioning itself between entry-level builders and developer-intensive platforms.
The company maintains an online editorial section that publishes digital content and projects. The content often features visually focused layouts and media using the platform's design tools.
History
Readymag was founded in 2012 and launched publicly in 2013 as a bootstrapped company in the United States. Initially conceived as a platform for digital magazines, it evolved into a versatile design tool for websites, portfolios, and campaigns.
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