Citation: Cogapp (2017) Clyfford Still Museum: Online collection and slow looking. Cogapp.
Resource Type: Blog post
Description: Overview of design decisions and workflow process to launch new Clyfford Stills online collection, with the inclusion of a slow-looking feature
Citation: Brenner, Sam (2015) “Visual Consistency” – tweaking the online collection. Cooper Hewitt Labs.
Document Type: Blog Post
Description: Analysis of the UX and UI of the online collection
Document Type: Conference Paper
Description: Content discovery and UX research in the context of the Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums online collections
Citation: CollectionsTrust (2017) Who uses digitized collections? CollectionsTrust.
Document Type: Blog Post
Description: Analysis of online collections users
Citation: CollectionsTrust (2017) What do people want from online collections? CollectionsTrust.
Document Type: Blog Post
Description: Analysis of online collections user motivations
Citation: Davis, Andrew (2017) Royal Collection Trust: Presenting the Queen’s Art. Museums & The Web.
Document Type: Conference Paper
Description: Royal Collections Trust online collection project
Document Type: Article
Description: Introduction of the “information flaneur” as a new type of user and information-seeking behavior, resulting in an information-seeking model
Citation: Falkowski, Julia (2016) Custom collections content and generous interfaces. Museums & The Web.
Document Type: Conference Paper
Description: Overview of content discovery on museum online collections sites
Document Type: Blog
Description: Study of user experience of Tate online collection and website
Document Type: Article
Description: Exploration of potential of digital interfaces to support more open, even democratic, access to information in ways that allow for multiple narratives