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Accessibility Information on Library Websites

Accessibility Information on Library Websites

An important part of making your library accessible is advertising that your library’s spaces and services are accessible and inclusive.
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Carli Spina
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Is autocomplete on your library home page?

Is autocomplete on your library home page?

Literature and some testing I’ve done this semester convinces me that autocomplete fundamentally improves the user experience
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Jaci Paige Wilkinson
Writing for the User Experience with Rebecca Blakiston

Writing for the User Experience with Rebecca Blakiston

53:25 | Rebecca Blakiston — author of books on usability testing and writing with clarity; Library Journal mover and shaker — talks shop in…
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Michael Schofield
Write for LibUX

Write for LibUX

We should aspire to push the #libweb forward by creating content that sets the bar for the conversation way up there, and I would love your…
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Michael Schofield
First look at Primo’s new user interface

First look at Primo’s new user interface

Impressions of some key innovations of Primo’s new UI as well as challenges involved making customizations.
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Ron Gilmour
Today, I learned about the Accessibility Tree

Today, I learned about the Accessibility Tree

If you didn’t think your grip on web accessibility could get any looser.
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Michael Schofield
What users expect

What users expect

We thought it would be fun to emulate some of our favorite sites in a lightweight concept discovery layer we call Libre.
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Trey Gordner
Critical Librarianship in the Design of Libraries

Critical Librarianship in the Design of Libraries

Design decisions position libraries to more deliberately influence the user experience toward advocacy — such as communicating moral or…
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Michael Schofield
The Non-Reader Persona

The Non-Reader Persona

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Michael Schofield
IU Libraries’ Redesign and the descending hero search

IU Libraries’ Redesign and the descending hero search

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Michael Schofield

Accessible, sort of — #a11eh

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Michael Schofield
Create Once, Publish Everywhere

Create Once, Publish Everywhere

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Michael Schofield

Web education must go further than a conference budget

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Michael Schofield

Blur the Line Between the Website and the Building

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Michael Schofield
Say “Ok Library”

Say “Ok Library”

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Michael Schofield
Unambitious and incapable men in librarianship

Unambitious and incapable men in librarianship

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Michael Schofield
On the User Experience of Ebooks

On the User Experience of Ebooks

So, when it comes to ebooks I am in the minority: I prefer them to the real thing. The aesthetic or whats-it about the musty trappings of…
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Michael Schofield
Library User Experience Community
Library User Experience Community
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