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Tag: LIS Website
Usability Testing the LIS Website (Part 2)
Presenting part 2 of 2 blog posts describing usability testing methods of the LIS Website team (as promised in the Usabilla post).
The Team presented the results of our findings at a meeting with Area Directors and since the presentation itself does a good job of providing an overview of the other tools we used, here […]…Continue Reading Usability Testing the LIS Website (Part 2)
Usability Testing the LIS Website with Usabilla (Part 1)
This post describes the usability testing that the LIS Website Team has done with one testing method. Stay tuned for a later post that summarizes our finding from direct feedback, surveys, observational testing, and this method.
The LIS Website Team used a service called Usabilla, which allows you to quickly design usability tests for web pages […]…Continue Reading Usability Testing the LIS Website with Usabilla (Part 1)
Help us improve the LIS Website!
The LIS Website team has set up four quick tests to see if we’ve placed links to resources and information in the right place on the page and used the correct labels. For each test, you’ll be asked 5 questions like, “Where would you click to find out when the next Cookie Night will be?” […]…Continue Reading Help us improve the LIS Website!
Comparison between LIS old & new sites
In addition to the summaries provided by Ian, I’d like to add two more graphs. First results from LIS staff:
Now LIS student employees:
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LIS Website – Student Survey Results & Recommendations
I’ve compiled the results from the LIS Website Team’s survey of LIS students workers where we asked about familiarity with areas of the LIS website and knowledge of web technologies. This was a shorter survey than the staff version with 20 students responding to the 2009 version and 17 completed 2010 surveys. Before I present […]…Continue Reading LIS Website – Student Survey Results & Recommendations
LIS Website – Staff Survey Results
Thanks to all the LIS staff who responded to the LIS Website Team’s survey! There were 63 responses to our 2009 survey, prior to the redesign of the LIS Website, and 24 responses to our more recent survey, after the launch of the new site. In this post, I will share some of the results […]…Continue Reading LIS Website – Staff Survey Results