I've put this in here to remind me about this issue. Frequently I work with code that has already been created and I need to revise or adjust. This is a good summary:
http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=309991
with link to a useful tutorial:
http://www.thenoodleincident.com/tutorials/typography/index.html
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Information exchange about the purpose, philosophy, and design of the Library Website.
29 January 2008
09 January 2008
12 December 2007
Supporting your library users: OPAC 2.0
Supporting your library users: OPAC 2.0 - great overview of 2.0 catalog features with examples and usage data.
10 December 2007
Designing For Flow
From A List Apart
...The goal should not necessarily be to create a simple site. The goal should be to create a site that feels painless to use no matter how complex it really is....
...The goal should not necessarily be to create a simple site. The goal should be to create a site that feels painless to use no matter how complex it really is....
21 November 2007
Making the most of your library website
- BEYOND THE BASICS: MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR LIBRARY WEBSITE
- "a presentation by Marylaine Block for the Arizona Library Association, November 14, 2007"
- Library Terms That Users Understand
- "This site is intended to help library web developers decide how to label key resources and services in such a way that most users can understand them well enough to make productive choices. It serves as a clearinghouse of usability test data evaluating terminology on library websites, and suggests test methods and best practices for reducing cognitive barriers caused by terminology."
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