In this presentation, I would like to show changes in typography, images display, navigation and searching in literary scholar projects due to the idea of user experience in web design. It will be connected to the few questions f.e. how far should we (re)design particular parts of digital edition for users or which of them enriches scholar projects individually.
In this presentation, I would like to show changes in typography, images display, navigation and searching in literary scholar projects due to the idea of user experience in web design. Case studies will be based on projects about 19th and 20th century polish literature such as the collection of a lexicon, essays and maps about Bolesław Prus and his novel "The Doll", Atlas of Polish Romanticism or the correspondence between poets Jan Lechoń, Kazimierz Wierzyński and editor Mieczysław Grydzewski.
It is worth mentioning that some of them also have traditional (paper) edition, and some exist primarily and only in a digital form. That diversity affects designing and modifying scholar editions on New Panorama of Polish Literature in the light of user experience.
The presentation will be connected to the few questions for instance, how far should we (re)design particular parts of digital edition for users or which of them enriches scholar projects individually.