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Usability presentation: how deeply do people understand the science of weather?

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Usability presentation: how deeply do people understand the science of weather?

Everyone talks about the weather–Weather Underground does something about it. Wunderground.com a beautiful weather site packed with climate information. The site can be a bit intimidating for someone who is not a science geek. This usability study looks at the experience of new users.

Information architecture for a small town library

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Information architecture for a small town library

Library sites are complex and small town libraries often don’t have the resources to hire professional designers. The Upper Sandusky Library site had become cluttered over time by the accumulation of new content without an organization scheme. It was difficult for patrons to find the most commonly sought after information.

Information architecture: what do all these electronic gizmos do?

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Information architecture: what do all these electronic gizmos do?

Arduino open-source controller board kits can build almost any digital device. That’s one of the problems throughout the site: it takes a bit of work to find out what each thingamajig, gizmo, widget, or doohickey does.

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