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UX Series: Improve Your Library's Website. No Tech Skills Required
60 min
2018-02-08​

Is it time to refresh your website?....Probably!

Join UX expert Aaron Schmidt in this webinar as he shares tips on assessing and improving your library's website using best practices and web conventions; no tech skills or big budgets required.  He will discuss topics including critical tasks, the homepage, writing for the web, typography, navigation, and more. After this webinar you’ll have a better understanding of how to create a user-centered website, and plenty of ideas that you can implement right away.

About the Presenter:   In the past fifteen years Aaron Schmidt has been a circulation clerk, reference librarian, and library director. Currently he is the principal of Influx Library User Experience Consulting, is a lecturer at the San Jose School of Library and Information Science, and writes a column called "The User Experience for Library Journal. Recent projects include a UX guided overhaul of the Chapel Hill Public Library, coaching 10 libraries in Florida through UX improvement projects, and an experienced focused report for Kean University . Schmidt serves on the editorial board for Weave: the Journal of Library User Experience, and he coauthored the book "Useful, Usable and Desirable," a guide to applying UX to libraries. He has presented internationally on the topic of library innovation and design.

 

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