Not all designs are only one or two pages. During my InDesign class, I learned how to prepare multiple page files. One of my projects was a 12-page travel magazine on a selected destination outside of the United States. This project helped me learn about how pages are set up in reader spreads versus printer spreads. It was also the first time I set up, printed, and assembled multiple page documents. I learned about the difference between saddle-stitching and perfect binding as well as the number of pages required to be able to print the documents. I also experimented with the publish online feature of InDesign.