LINKS

binocularsThere are many great places where you can find out more about UX Research & Design. Here are just a few key resources:

Ned Potter’s UX in Libraries resource list is a great place to start and includes a reading list as well as websites and presentations.

Andy Priestner Training & Consulting the website of Andy Priestner who chairs and co-organises UXLibs. Andy offers UX training and consulting all over the world. See also the UX Training Days page.

The Weave Journal of User Experience  is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal for Library User Experience professionals of which Matthew Reidsma is editor-in-chief.

Nancy Fried Foster and Susan Gibbons’s seminal library ethnography publication: Studying Students.

Everything that has been written about UXLibs conferences is collected together on the Conference Reviews page.

And if you’re a beginner, this Guide to UX Design and Design Thinking has been written with kids in mind but has lots of useful links for anyone wanting to learn the basics (thanks to Lyndhurst STEM Club for the link).

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