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  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Usability Engineering

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  • Academic health sciences libraries require effective online platforms.
  • Website usability is crucial for user satisfaction and information access.
  • Continuous improvement of digital resources is essential.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the effectiveness of user testing in refining an academic library's website.
  • To demonstrate the value of user feedback in website design and development.
  • To identify specific usability issues on the library's home page.

Main Methods:

  • In-person user testing sessions were conducted.
  • Participants used the "think aloud" method to articulate their experience.
  • Tasks focused on navigating and interacting with the library's home page.

Main Results:

  • User testing identified specific problem areas in the website's design.
  • Iterative testing and redesign based on feedback led to improvements.
  • The process proved effective in addressing usability concerns.

Conclusions:

  • User testing is a cost-effective strategy for enhancing website usability.
  • Engaging users through testing provides actionable feedback for continuous improvement.
  • This method is valuable for academic libraries seeking to optimize their online presence.