There’s a well-known cognitive bias called the curse of knowledge: once we know something, we have trouble imagining what it’s like not to know it.

Make your library's website more accessible (and usable) one fix at a time.

Make your library's website more accessible (and usable) one fix at a time.

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When we look at a library website, there are a multitude of decisions that likely went into its creation, and it’s not always easy to discern why or how those decisions were made.

What’s been noted before has been confirmed yet again: there is no widespread concern about the books kids have access to in public libraries. Instead, there’s just the concerted, but e…

Let’s be real. Most library homepages look like someone tried to squeeze the entire building onto one screen. There’s the event carousel. The newsletter signup. Program promotions. A giant banner abou...

Members of Trump's cabinet, as well as Congresspeople and Senators, are being instructed to wear a tribute to their inglorious, convicted felon leader.

Company says listed holidays were not ‘sustainable’ for its model in latest move to roll back diversity efforts

A recent study by FuelArc shows the Cybertruck outpaces the legendary Ford Pinto in one way: deaths per 100k units.

The Fraternal Order of Police union said those who assaulted officers during the 2021 Capitol riot should serve their full sentences.