Title of Presentation
Presentation Type
Presentation
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Other
Description
Multnomah County Library recently won a national award for its new responsive website, which officially launched in February 2013 along with the BiblioCommons discovery layer. Learn about the goals and successes (and lessons learned) of the redesign, including: the implementation of an integrated search experience using Apachs Solr and the BiblioCommons API; providing a responsive patron experience; aligning the discovery layer and Drupal website; using Drupal taxonomies for discovery and organization; and streamlining content creation and editing.
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Start Date
2-7-2014 10:00 AM
End Date
2-7-2014 12:00 PM
Persistent Identifier
http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/24673
Subjects
Libraries -- Computer programs, Drupal (Computer file), Library Web sites -- Design, Web site development, Information retrieval
Device Agnostic Discovery Using Drupal and Bibliocommons
Multnomah County Library recently won a national award for its new responsive website, which officially launched in February 2013 along with the BiblioCommons discovery layer. Learn about the goals and successes (and lessons learned) of the redesign, including: the implementation of an integrated search experience using Apachs Solr and the BiblioCommons API; providing a responsive patron experience; aligning the discovery layer and Drupal website; using Drupal taxonomies for discovery and organization; and streamlining content creation and editing.
