* Page 1
* Page 3
* Page 5
* ... and so on
Why are odd pages important?
* Bookbinding: In standard bookbinding, the pages are printed in sheets that are folded in half. This means the odd-numbered pages are printed on the front of the sheet, and the even-numbered pages are printed on the back of the sheet. This makes it easier to bind the pages together into a book.
* Facing Pages: Odd pages are usually placed facing even pages in a book. This means that the right-hand page is always an odd page, and the left-hand page is always an even page. This is the standard way to print and bind books.
* Design and Aesthetics: Sometimes, designers intentionally use odd pages for specific elements, such as chapter beginnings or image layouts, due to the way they align with even pages.
Let me know if you'd like more details on any of these points!