reMarkable

E-ink tablets (Amazon’s Kindle is the most well known) use reflective screens with black e-ink pixels rather than LED screens. So although the iPad Pro will render millions of colours the drawing experience is nothing compared to the reMarkable’s tangible pen on paper feel. This unique quality informed every aspect of the user interface, including a complete set of custom icons and a navigation system designed to create a clutter free environment which embraces the simple elegance of drawing in black and white. The real paper feel informed not only the on-screen user experience but extended to branding, packaging and marketing material. Our aim was to appeal to those of us with a real passion for sketchbooks, notebooks, and the joy of thinking on paper. In other words Paper People.

The interface system was also designed to make room for displaying the users own content prominently, something which make the reMarkable feel instantly personal – the same way a regular notebook would.

The reMarkable had an instant impact in the marked engrossing over 13 million USD in the first six months after its launch.