Fold

A fold represents one or more connected parts of a page that can move independently around a hinge or crease. This includes various types of folded elements such as fold-out maps, gatefolds, accordion folds, and pop-up mechanisms where panels are connected but can be positioned at different angles or configurations.

The key characteristic is that multiple parts remain physically connected along a fold line (hinge) but can be positioned independently, revealing different content or creating three-dimensional structures.

Common examples include:

• Flaps: Small folded sections that can be lifted to reveal hidden content underneath
• Accordion Folds: Multiple panels connected in a zigzag pattern, commonly used in Asian handscrolls or modern artist books
• Fold-out Maps: A large map folded to fit within a book that unfolds to reveal the full extent of the geographical area
• Gatefolds: Two panels that fold out from the center, often used for panoramic images or large diagrams
• Pop-up Elements: Folded paper structures that create three-dimensional forms when the page is opened

IIIF Manifest

"https://cubap.github.io/movable-books/fixtures/manifests/all.json"

• IIIF Community Group on Slack
• GitHub Repository
• Use Cases Discussion (Issue #1)
• Book Structures and Formats
• Yale manifest (local copy)