Events Rosen LibraryPoste January 24th, 2022 The Rosen Library’s new display “Paris in the Spring” features photographs of iconic sights, books highlighting local Paris in the Spring flavors and history, as well as arrondissement maps meant to inspire an exploration of Parisian life. The exhibit was curate . Gina Rippens […]
LibraryPoste January 19th, 2021 Stop by the Rosen campus library to check out our new exhibit, Florida’s Natural Springs! What better way to start the spring Springs Exhibit Rosen semester than by exploring the bubbling, cold spring waters that make Florida’s ecosystem so unique. The exhibit features items such as […]
All libraries, rosen library posted march 12th, 2024 depending on your major, it is possible that you may have to take classes away from the ucf main campus. As a Diamond’s hidden digital media student, for example, once you are accepted into the program, most of your degree-classes will be […]
We finished our first round of face-to-face facilitated user research using the beta website. We’ll be sharing those findings soon, but suffice it to say for now that we continue to Ongoing research Just learn from our NZ users, and we’re prioritising fixes and improvements based on what we learn. […]
Together our early ‘thin content’ for the website, we once again turned to evidence from our users. We gathered analytics from the current newzealand website and Content prioritisation from key websites across NZ government, as well as NZ stats from Google’s keyword tracker tool. That evidence helped us prioritise our […]
Photo of Katie Johnston Katie Johnston Published 11 January 2018 Categories usability testing, user experience What we copied from the UK, and what we didn’t When we In the meantime we’d launched the ebsite in August 2013, people noticed its striking similarity to a certain website from the United Kingdom, […]
Our information was unreliable. When pressed as to why, she said: “It seems too easy and too straightforward.” We need to account for the fact that people’s We also had one behaviour is biased by the experiences they’ve had in the past. We want to change the experience — but […]
Their own channels and ways of thinking, no matter what you present them with or what you think they’ll do. For many people, dealing with government is really daunting — our It was a good reminder early 20s participant not only wanted to call someone to check he was doing […]
Our first round of user testing since publishing . We learned a lot. Seeing actual users use your site is always enlightening…and occasionally frustrating. The urge to shake them When you assume and yell “it’s right there!” can be strong. Things that seemed so obvious when you did them turn […]
The most common paths and easily navigating homepage categories. The high use of popular pages also had us congratulating each other. Issues already ticke off We’re constantly Navigation highlighte iterating, so over a third of the issues raise from round 2 had already been complete by round 3. Developing in […]
The team has written a lot about the work that the UK’s Government Digital Service(external link) folks have been doing to build and launch NZ and the UK the website(external link) over the last year or so. They have been keeping an eye on our progress as well. This week, […]
Video Change on the Inside: My Part in the Digital Government Revolution(external link) I love this video. Watching Neil Williams, product manager in the UK Government Digital Service, talk in a really personal way at the Dare Conference about the change they’ve been through in creating GOV.UK is nothing short […]
