- 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."
Information exchange about the purpose, philosophy, and design of the Library Website.
21 November 2007
Making the most of your library website
12 November 2007
Navigation vs. Hierarchy
Navigation vs. Hierarchy from NYPL Labs.
"So how do I, as a designer, provide my user with a guide to the site without suggesting a weighted classification?"See the comments too.
02 November 2007
A couple of web design links
Cool Tools for Webmasters from the Internet Librarian Conference - covered by Library Web Chic and Librarian In Black.
Web Design on a Dime (pdf) by Librarian In Black.
Web Design on a Dime (pdf) by Librarian In Black.
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