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Article: The secret to patron-centered web design: cheap, easy, and powerful usability techniques: the secrets to patron-centered web design are to talk to your patrons and staff members and test, test, test.(Johnson County Library )
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- Computers in Libraries
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- June 1, 2008
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Any change on a library's website--no matter how necessary--is bound to be met with a little resistance from dedicated staff members and patrons. After all, even a poorly designed or outdated site is usually simple to use once you get used to it. And even the most perfectly designed website is a little frustrating when you are accustomed to the buttons, navigation, and paths on the old site. However, when the Johnson County Library (JoCoLibrary), a midsize suburban public library in the Kansas City, Kan., metropolitan area, completely rebuilt its 2,000-plus-page website--one that had remained relatively stable for almost 5 years--the ...
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... ... Roberta [Rikli] and Ellen [Junn, associate dean of the college]. It's a pleasure to work with them." Jim Powell, web design and support lead in Information Technology, is known for his calm demeanor and humorous asides in whatever situation he has ...
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