Web Development Committee
Charge
The Web Development Committee (previously known as Priority Strategic Initiatives Coordinating Committee 14/15) reports to the Library Administrative Group and is responsible for:
- Reviewing materials to be posted on Libraries' Web site for clarity, consistency.
- Recommending and developing new modules, projects.
- Investigating new technologies for Web development and management.
- Enforcing standards and accessibility guidelines.
- Assisting all library staff in organizing content for Web publication.
- Assessing performance of the Web site in light of user needs and address areas needing improvement.
Members
- Beth Juhl (chair)
- Molly Boyd
- Amy Brown
- Anne Marie Candido
- Todd Cantrell
- Lora Lennertz Jetton
- Arthur Morgan
- Tim Nutt
- Sarah Spiegel
- Mary Walker
Frequency of Meetings
2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 9:00 AM
Minutes
- 2005
- Minutes 12/13/2005
- Minutes 11/8/2005
- Minutes 10/25/2005
- Minutes 10/11/2005
- Minutes 9/27/2005
- Minutes 9/13/2005
- Minutes 8/23/2005
- Minutes 8/9/2005
- Minutes 7/20/2005
- Minutes 7/6/2005
- Minutes 6/15/2005
- Minutes 6/1/2005
- Minutes 5/4/2005
- Minutes 4/20/2005
- Minutes 3/16/2005
- Minutes 3/2/2005
- Minutes 2/16/2005
- Minutes 2/2/2005
- Minutes 1/19/2005
Reports
Sub-Committees
Accessibility
- Charge
- To address issues of access to the library’s web pages by people with disabilities.
- Members
- Judy Dye, Chair; Don Batson, Steve Chism, members
- Documents
- June 16, 2003
- Report: July 2003
Copyright & Permissions
- Charge
- Research and document the issues relating to copyright and permissions on the Library web site, including: linking policies, use of copyrighted images; use of copyrighted texts; and copyrighting library materials. Propose policies for the Administrative Group’s consideration. Inform library content providers about copyright and permissions issues related to their web pages.
- Members
- Beth Juhl, Chair; Anne Marie Candido, Andrea Cantrell, Mikey King, Lora Lennertz, members
- Documents
- May 7, 2003
- May 21, 2003
- June 4, 2003
- Digital Items Flow Chart
Images
- Charge
- Study trends for digital images and determine the best format for use on the Library’s webpage. These standards will be developed for various purposes from general access to preservation images. We will accomplish this task by studying related literature, and looking at other library and museum trends in this area.
- Members
- Mary Walker, Chair; Andrea Cantrell, Todd Cantrell, Misha Gardner, Lora Lennertz, Arthur Morgan, members
- Documents
- Minutes: May 5, 2003
- Minutes: May 19, 2003
- Nomination Form: IRG #8
- Summary of Documents
- Digitization Guidelines (report)
- Guidelines for Digitization Projects (Images and Audio)
Usability
- Charge
- Web site design and development should be driven by user needs. The key to web site usability is ensuring that the site is both useful and usable for the intended audience. A usable web interface is one that is accessible, appealing, consistent, clear, simple, navigable, and forgiving of user blunders. Methods of collecting information for audience definition include focus groups, individual interviews, demographic research, and collection of feedback from a pre-existing site.
- Members
- Sarah Santos, Chair; Lynaire Hartsell, Dawn Jaber, Necia Parker-Gibson, Bridget Penrose, members
- Documents
- Report, 2003
- Study Data, 2003
