Compress images and downsample all images to 72ppi, don’t embed fonts that are not needed, etc. Use the PDF Optimizer, built into Acrobat Pro, to optimize the PDF for mobile. Or use an online tool like PDFCompress to reduce PDF file size.
PDFs are not designed for small screens and if designed poorly, require horizontal scrolling, which makes reading the PDF tedious on small screens. Keep the file size as small as possible, remove media items, resize images before including them in the PDF (scaling inside the PDF does not change the actual image file size), and most importantly, keep the document short. Wi-Fi at convention centers and hotels is often limited and trying to download large PDF files will only frustrate your attendees. To ensure the best attendee experience at your event, here are few tricks to create a better mobile experience: Optimize your PDF files and keep file size small (less than 5MB) However, the user experience is still limited by the device and Wi-Fi capacity at the venue and your choice of PDF could either enhance the app or create attendee frustration. For example, you could include product fact sheets for your exhibitors, brochures for sponsors, or non-PowerPoint session materials in the session description. EventPilot offers you unlimited flexibility for linking to PDFs from within the app. Including links to PDFs in your mobile conference app is a great way to give access to additional information.
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