1. Library Site Navigation
What are the necessary elements to a library home page and what should they be called for maximal patron comprehension?

2. Core Goals Locate information in 3 clicks Eliminate jargon
Improve memorability
Improve readability
Improve aesthetics

3. Problem Links Databases Catalog Site Search Miscellaneous
Links with text

4. Database Groupings A-Z List Databases by Subject Most Popular
Article Databases
Book Databases
Multimedia Databases

5. Link Groupings
Services
Resources
About
Help
Anything else?

6. Further Questions Redundancy Visibility of Site Index
Graphics and spacing
Rotating Features

7. REFERENCES
Becker, Danielle A., and Lauren Yannotta. "Modeling a Library Website Redesign Process: Developing a User-Centered Website through Usability Testing." Information Technology and Libraries (Online) 32.1 (2013): 6-22. ProQuest. Web. 1 Apr Cobus, Laura, Valeda Frances Dent, and Anita Ondrusek. "How Twenty-Eight Users Helped Redesign an Academic Library Web Site: A Usability Study." Reference & User Services Quarterly 44.3 (2005):  ProQuest. Web. 1 Apr
Heather, Jeffcoat King, and Catherine M. Jannik. "Redesigning for Usability: Information Architecture and Usability Testing for Georgia Tech Library's Website." OCLC Systems and Services 21.3 (2005):  ProQuest. Web. 1 Apr
Jeng, Judy. "What is Usability in the Context of the Digital Library and how can it be Measured?" Information Technology and Libraries 24.2 (2005):  ProQuest. Web. 1 Apr
McMullen, Susan. "Usability Testing in a Library Web Site Redesign Project." Reference Services Review 29.1 (2001): 7-22. ProQuest. Web. 1 Apr
Tolliver, Robert L., et al. "Website Redesign and Testing with a Usability Consultant: Lessons Learned." OCLC Systems and Services 21.3 (2005):  ProQuest. Web. 1 Apr