Include Your Patrons in Web Design
Roberts, Gary, Computers in Libraries
HOW CAN YOU DESIGN A GOOD WEB PAGE? THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE: START WITH A COMMITMENT TO SERVICE.
Web publishing has become the communication medium of the masses. Doesn't it seem like everybody including your grandmother has a blog or Web site? In response, the marketplace has developed an everexpanding array of tools, applications, and techniques that enable even the least techsawy person to develop a simple, working Web page. Still, publishing a large, well-designed, organized, and intuitive site remains difficult and elusive.
Successful Web publishing requires not only technical skills but also a refined sense of taste, a good understanding of design, and strong writing …
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Publication information:
Article title: Include Your Patrons in Web Design.
Contributors: Roberts, Gary - Author.
Magazine title: Computers in Libraries.
Volume: 25.
Issue: 9
Publication date: October 2005.
Page number: 30+.
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