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Monthly Archives: February 2009

Library Usability Links 2/26/09

26-Feb-09

A short Harvard Business Review article highlights the importance of ethnographic studies to inform strategy. Via Experientia, Christian Lindholm identifies three layers of UX in mobile phone design: Bling, Control, and Utility Andy Rutledge analyzes the CNN page design for something he labels “quiet structure”. Spoonfed Design identifies six measures of goodness in Apple’s site [...]

Library Usability Links 2/18/09

18-Feb-09

Steven Bell published an article at InsideHigherEd.com titled The Library Website of the Future New to me: a fascinating read over at Boxes & Arrows: An Introduction to User Journeys: “Creating a user journey places a strong emphasis on personas and also merges the creation of scenarios and user flows. However, unlike user flows, hierarchies, [...]

Book review: Virtual Reference on a Budget

11-Feb-09

I’m archiving this review, originally published on The Tech Static:

Dalston, Teresa R. and Michael Pullin. Virtual Reference on a Budget: Case Studies.

Library Usability Links: 2/5/09

05-Feb-09

Lots of links on Pattern Libraries

Bookmark: How to Evaluate a Scanner

02-Feb-09

Here’s a bookmark link to a document on How to Evaluate a Scanner from Derek Jenkins of IImage Retrieval, Inc.

UConn Survey on JPEG2000 Use

02-Feb-09

Found this posted earlier last week via Digital Koans: Digital Project Staff Survey of JPEG 2000 Implementation in Libraries