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  • LibGuides are essential tools for curating library resources.
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  • To identify and address common problems with LibGuides.
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  • Consulted usage statistics and user feedback.
  • Reviewed literature for best practices and recommendations.
  • Formulated a set of actionable improvements.

Main Results:

  • Developed robust maintenance and content guidelines.
  • Established a schedule for regular content updates.
  • Recommended specific format changes for improved user-friendliness.

Conclusions:

  • Implementing structured guidelines and regular updates significantly improves LibGuide usability.
  • User-centered design changes enhance resource accessibility and user satisfaction.