Small changes to make a big difference
In her Weave UX article, “Improving the Library Homepage through User Research – without a Total Redesign”, Amy Deschenes writes … Small changes to make a big difference
Tag: website migration
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Looking Back, Moving Forward – New Website is Launched!
Today (July 7, 2014) marks the official launch date of the Libraries’ new Drupal-powered website and the decommissioning of our … Looking Back, Moving Forward – New Website is Launched!
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Mindfulness for a New Website
Earlier this month, Harvard Business Review published “Mindfulness in the Age of Complexity,” an interview with Ellen Langer, who … Mindfulness for a New Website
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Training Schedule for New IUB Libraries Website
At last, the new IUB Libraries website is… not quite polished and ready for prime time, but close enough that … Training Schedule for New IUB Libraries Website
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Updates on IUB Libraries website: Duck – it’s coming!
You’ve been hearing about the Libraries’ website migration for quite a while now – and things are starting to happen … Updates on IUB Libraries website: Duck – it’s coming!
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Image-ine That: Writing good “alt text” for images on the web
As the Libraries prepare to move into our new Drupal-powered website, we are also preparing to think differently about how … Image-ine That: Writing good “alt text” for images on the web
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Real Questions from Real People: part 5
Continuing in our series of questions our librarians and staff have asked about the upcoming website migration! This was a … Real Questions from Real People: part 5
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Real Questions from Real People: part 4
At today’s DUX brown-bag, we had a few questions about Drupal from folks who are curious about how it works … Real Questions from Real People: part 4
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Real Questions from Real People: part 3
Continuing in our series of questions we’ve been asked about our impending website migration. This might be my favorite question … Real Questions from Real People: part 3
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Real Questions from Real People: part 2
Today I answer three more queries in our continuing series of Real Questions from Real People about the coming library … Real Questions from Real People: part 2