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Tag Archives: design
Good Design: Pleasing to the Eyes “and” Functional
*** This post has been originally published in ACRL TechConnect on Mar. 13, 2013. *** Many librarians work with technology even if their job titles are not directly related to technology. Design is somewhat similar to technology in that aspect. … Continue reading
Usability in Action (2) – The Role of a Homepage
What to place and where to place the many elements of a website’s homepage is often the result of a delicate negotiation and compromise between what users want and what the site owner wants. While the most ideal case is … Continue reading
Two Simple Ways to Upgrade the User Experience of Your Library
If you ever had the feeling that your library space might look somewhat dull and unexciting, there might be some relatively simpler ways to change that. Â The university I work at has two separate campuses and I work at one … Continue reading
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Tagged chairs, color, design, Library, power outlets, space, usability, user experience
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