Writing on library web interfaces must be succinct and meaningful to users. This session discusses best practices for writing on library websites to enhance user experience such as:
Applying the principle of “less is more” Eliminating the need for wordy explanations through sound design choices Replacing jargon with useful terms
* This short talk is part of session "S32 - Usability"
Editing a website governed by an institution-wide content management system can be difficult, as attempts to gain user feedback on changes are overwhelmed by comments about design features outside of the library's control. Come learn how a free online tool helped one library focus on testing designs they could improve.
* This short talk is part of session "S32 - Usability"
