The site looks organized and clean and includes a lot of content. The blogs for kids, teens and adults offers updated information with rss feed. The site makes the library's databases and special collections nicely visible.

Our site was recently designed with public use in mind.

It starts with a general hirearchy of tabs at the top with the services we provide. Featured programs and other upcoming programs are featured on the front page. Also a customer favorite is our rotating bookshelf with the New Items at the library. Each cover image provides a direct link to the item in the catalog.

The bottom footer is also similar to a drop down menu, which provides important (but not top level) information on all the pages of the our website.

Nelson Public Libraries website has been recently redesigned to provide easy and convenient access to all library related information and services - quick access widgets, RSS, event calendar, search Catalogue instant access, Teen and Kids sections etc. Library News blog highlights recent news, and calls for attention to library services. The website goal is to look clean and attractive, easy to access and fully functional,reflecting current library trends with aim to please wide spectrum of library users.

Nice example of a 'less is more' kind of interface. There are only a select few things on the library's home page and you can just imagine what happened behind the scenes to get it down to this point.

The use of ajax on the page is helpful as well. They use LibGuides for Subject Guides.

The entire site is a wonderful lesson in restraint.

Complete redesign which showcases Web 2.0 functionalities and customizable content, engages patron participation, features an easy to use navigational structure with prominent displays of library events, materials and resources, and offers a wealth of new content.

A Drupal-based site focusing on simplicity. Features a keyword Catalog search prominently, as well as a very neat Google-Talk-based chat reference system.

We're in the midst of rethinking our main site. Along with usability enhancements, we plan to add dynamic headlines from the library blog at http://zachsnews.edublogs.org

We'd love your feedback on the current site and suggestions for improvement!

Another Drupal site for Library System of the University of Padua (Italy).

This is the main site for the library system. It uses a home-grown content management system and follows the same theme as the University of Houston's main site. Several 2.0 features are integrated within the site, such as feeds from Wordpress Mu and Meebo widgets. A recent addition are the Virtual Libraries where visitors are introduced to Libguides-like subject guides.

We have had a lot of mixed feedback about the site, so please share your comments!

The EBRPL website is making a transition from a traditional website to a Web2.0 website. An RSS feed is available for program news. In addition our Infoblog features online resources and search tips. A google map displaying all the branches has been imbedded into a web page. We are also working to improve our compliance with web standards and accessibility. Feedback regarding our website is welcome.