I don’t think I really realized how important ergonomics are until these past couple of weeks. Unfortunately, the setup at work is less than ideal, and my neck and shoulders have been in a lot of pain this week. Continue reading “Office Ergonomics”
Author: Cynthia Ng
18 Months of Web Services and Technology at Ryerson Library
It felt a lot longer than 18 months with the amount of stuff that happened. The list of activities and projects at for my one year review was definitely a lot longer than I expected. I’m not sure I even know where to begin, but maybe I should begin at the beginning. Continue reading “18 Months of Web Services and Technology at Ryerson Library”
Moving Back
Making Forms Accessible
I’ve written on making forms accessible before in the WCAG series, but I thought I’d document some real examples using the work that I’ve been doing. This one is a fairly simple, but important example especially since we’re moving to PDA (patron driven acquisitions). Continue reading “Making Forms Accessible”
Issue Tracker (Redmine) Implementation Update
In a previous post, I talked about how we chose our issue tracker and then our implementation. Unfortunately, at the time, we had some trouble getting staff to use it so the team had strategized on how we might improve uptake. Continue reading “Issue Tracker (Redmine) Implementation Update”