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User Needs and Quality Framework for Accessible Points: MINERVA Plus Meeting Insights

This document outlines the User Needs and Quality Framework addressed during the MINERVA Plus meeting held in Berlin from March 7-8, 2005, coordinated by Susan Hazan from Israel. It serves as a preparatory exercise for the New Media web development team at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, and aims to explore the ten quality principles essential for user-centric website development. The document evaluates multiple websites, providing insights into user needs, accessibility, and multilingual features critical for effective communication and engagement in cultural institutions.

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User Needs and Quality Framework for Accessible Points: MINERVA Plus Meeting Insights

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  1. WG5 - User Needs and Quality Framework for Common Access PointsIsrael Coordinator - Susan Hazan 5 Web sites MINERVA PlusBerlin 7-8 March 2005 Kunstgewerbemuseum

  2. WG5 - User Needs and Quality Framework for Common Access PointsIsrael Coordinator - Susan Hazan Three goals: • In preparation for MINERVA Plus meeting • As a preparatory exercise for New Media web development team at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem • To interrogate the 10 quality principles

  3. WG5 - User Needs and Quality Framework for Common Access Points 5 Web sites

  4. Israel MuseumJERUSALEMwww.imj.org.ilBotanical GardenJERUSALEMwww.botanic.co.ililMuseumsIsrael Museums Guidewww.ilmuseums.comThe Spielberg Jewish Film Archive JERUSALEMwww.spielbergfilmarchive.org.ilCenter of Digital Art Lab HOLONwww.digitalartlab.org.il

  5. I. Transparent * Is a visual mission statement appropriate? * Easy to switch mission statement languages

  6. II. Effective User needs have been drawn up based on research involving user groups * Site search facility in place (drop-down or fully searchable key term search?)

  7. III. Maintained *4 websites tracked over a six week period

  8. IV. Accessible This section presents a checklist to evaluate the site. It should be noted that there are a large number of accessibility checkpoints -these are best explored by consulting the W3C guidelines at http://www.w3.org/WAI/Yes /No/n.a

  9. V. User-centred

  10. VI. Responsive * Site links to another highly responsive site

  11. VII. Multi-linguality * Simple switching between languages?

  12. VIII. Interoperable

  13. IX. Managed

  14. X. Preserved

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