An A-to-Z explainer glossary
A publisher could build AtoZis as a glossary for readers who meet unfamiliar terms in a hobby, workplace or news story. The first offer would be a small alphabetical library with short definitions, one example per entry and links to related terms. Because the name closes with 'is', each page can open by answering what something is before adding context. The structure invites browsing from A to Z or jumping straight to a term, and it could later add audio pronunciations, weekly featured entries and downloadable study sheets.
