21 Jan 2017

Library & Information Science News – UX Design / UI Development

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  Comics of the week #375 Every week we feature a set of comics created exclusively for WDD. The content revolves around web design, blogging and funny situations that we encounter in our daily lives as designers. These great cartoons are created by Jerry King, an award-winning cartoonist who’s one of the most published, prolific … Source: Web Designer DepotPublished on 2017-01-21By Jerry King Infographic: What’s a graphic designer? Ever wondered how you measure up to the rest of the … Read More
18 Jan 2017

Library & Information Science News – Information Technology

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  HangingTogether: Can we measure and demonstrate the value of sharing collections? “Value of Resource Sharing” discussion word cloud In the spring of 2016, Brandeis University’s interim university librarian Matthew Sheehy and I engaged in some informal back-and-forth about the kinds of questions that can be answered about collection-sharing using data. We share an overlapping interest in finding ways in which data … Source: Code4libPublished on 2017-01-18By Dennis District Dispatch: 7 sessions + 1 party = Washington Office at Midwinter … Read More
17 Jan 2017

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  How to Design a Large Scale Responsive Site Responsive design has evolved considerably since it was first defined by Ethan Marcotte in 2010. The discussion now isn’t whether you should develop a site that works across all devices, but instead, how you should go about it. In 2011, I wrote an article describing the process of designing one … Source: FeedpressPublished on 2017-01-17By Elaine McVicar How to Avoid UX Burnout As I watched the app go live in across … Read More
15 Jan 2017

Library & Information Science News – Information Technology

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  Eric Hellman: Google’s “Crypto-Cookies” are tracking even more users HTTP cookies are used in many ways to make the internet work. Cookies help websites remember their users. A common use of cookies is for authentication: when you log into a website, the reason you stay logged is because of a cookie that contains your authentication info. Every request you … Source: Code4libPublished on 2017-01-13By Eric (noreply@blogger.com) DPLA: DPLA to Expand Access to Ebooks with Support from the Alfred P. … Read More
13 Jan 2017

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  Deal: 42 professional fonts from Mellow Design Lab Love the hand-lettering trend, but don’t have the time to learn? Then you’ll love this awesome deal from our sister-site MightyDeals.com: For a limited time you can download 42 professional-grade script fonts, for only $9! You can never have enough script fonts, especially when each one is packed with distinct … Source: Web Designer DepotPublished on 2017-01-13By WebdesignerDepot Staff Cards vs. lists, how they impact UX Two of the most common … Read More

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