drupalib A place for library drupallers to hang out

Not directly library related, but...

Some readers of drupalib might be interested in this post inviting people to particpate in distributed usability testing of the new Drupal.org site.

Not only is this a chance to contribute to a better d.o. site, it is a great opportunity to jumpstart your own usability testing experience.

I’m doing research on usability issues for librarians and would greatly appreciate your input in a number of key areas. In this discussion topic, I want to start off with a look at usability requirements for users of Drupal systems, either current or planned.

I've just joined drupalib so I thought I'd post this introduction to the community.

My name is Michael Baynger and I am a usability expert with a growing interest in Drupal. I am also interested in finding out more about how Drupal is being used in libraries so I’m glad to have found this site.

In particular, I’m interested in how library staff users are coping with content administration tasks and what site administrators are doing with regard to setting up UIs for their end users. Of course there are many issues that relate to library patrons as well.