At the recent Access Services 2014 conference, Kristina and I presented some case studies on Access / UX partnerships and how they enhanced service design.
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Access services and User Experience Partnerships in Libraries
2. Access & User Experience #accesslibux
A Little Something About Us
Kristina Rose
Head Access Services
kristina.rose@nyu.edu
Nadaleen Tempelman-Kluit
Head, User Experience (UX)
ntk2@nyu.edu
@nadaleen
3. where We work New York University
Weve gone global!
11 study abroad locations
Three degree campuses
5.9 million volumes
Access & User Experience #accesslibux
6. Baseline
Below
Above
Googles nyu library
group study rooms
logs in and sees
policies-3 hours max,
only 1 daily
reservation
logs in & sorts
by room capacity &
type (grad, quiet)
option to make
multiple reservations
daily
doesn't use NYU email
so confirmation email
never seen & he can't
find when he reserved
room
sorts by room
capacity & location
sorts by room
capacity & location
books group study
room for one date for
6 people
books individual
study room for one
date for 1 person
emails group
members w/ details
creates event in
calendar 2 repeat
booking daily
option to book
recurring weekly room
floor maps w/ rooms
& proximity to
bathrooms, snack
lounge, print station
share / sync event
across calendars
Kaley
Information Seeking Behavior:
Navigational (reach particular location)
Goes to grad services
page to look for
study space
Eric
Information Seeking Behavior:
Re-Find
Information Architecture:
Audience & Task Based
Functional Specs (II)
User Flows: Book a Study Room
Read about our Personas: Invoking the User
From Data to Design 9/14 crl.acrl.org
7. Access & User Experience #accesslibux
We made some
changes
Information on library website
surrounding system
Language
Color palette changes on calendar
Signage upgrade
Floor maps