August 10, 2008 by
Jennifer Anderson
Filed in Design, Digital Gallery, Omeka, Usability, users
I’m off to Adaptive Path’s UX Week in San Francisco tomorrow. With this on my mind, I’ve also been thinking about some recent usability-focused articles that try to deconstruct—or at least analyze—the term “user experience.” My dislike of jargon has manifested itself in a large piece of paper posted in my cube, where I [...]
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May 1, 2008 by
Jennifer Anderson
Filed in Collections, Design, Omeka, interfaces
On April 3, NYPL launched (with fantastic success!) its LGBT Committee program and its accompanying website, LGBT@NYPL. Originally the site had a specifically bloglike purpose; it evolved into more of a portal for accessing the LGBT-themed collections and events at the Library. To the site’s images, posts, lists of resources, and opportunities to become involved [...]
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