HTML vs. PDF -- What are the Pros and Cons of PDF? [closed]

1. Which is better HTML or PDF?
2. Is HTML more accessible than PDF?
3. Which format is best for PDF?
4. Why is an HTML document better to use in research than a PDF?

Which is better HTML or PDF?

PDF: Very low, especially if the files used to produce plates for printing are available. HTML: Modest to much, in proportion to the attention given to interactivity and on-screen appearance. Lots of good hyperlinks and lots of thumbnail and enlarged images require lots of knowledge and labor.

Is HTML more accessible than PDF?

The answer to this question really varies depending on your existing skills, the current format of the content, and how you want to deliver the document. HTML and PDF formats are both good for accessibility when used properly, and can both be pretty aweful when used badly.

Which format is best for PDF?

PDF/X – If you are a commercial printer or graphic designer, the PDF/X standard better supports graphics when sharing and printing. Unlike the standard PDF format, it has added features to ensure high quality, professional grade documents can be printed without degradation or distortion.

Why is an HTML document better to use in research than a PDF?

Researchers favor the PDF format primarily for in-depth reading. They find the HTML format more convenient and suitable for discovering content and determining its relevance.