The FOLIO project is a reconceptualization of a library services platform, and 
it is being built by a community using open source principles.  The 
app-on-platform design of FOLIO is one of its most well known attributes; 
another, not-so-well-known attribute is its user-experience-first design 
principle.  The FOLIO project has engaged a user experience designer to work 
with subject matter experts to create a user interface prototype before the 
developers lock down critical parts of the code.  You can see Filip Jakobsen's 
90 minute presentation on user-experience-first design (in general) and the 
FOLIO UI prototype (specifically) at 
https://www.openlibraryenvironment.org/archives/184

Filip has now posted a draft of the user interface design using proto.io that 
UI/UX designers and subject matter experts can use to create their own vision 
of a FOLIO app.  Have an idea for a public kiosk interface?  Or a way to 
optimize the circulation desk functions?  Filip has arranged for a 2-month 
extended trial on proto.io where anyone can post their experiments.  Details 
are here:  https://discuss.folio.org/t/264 -- and be sure to post links to your 
experiments on discuss.folio.org using the tag 'app-ideas' 
(https://discuss.folio.org/tags/app-ideas) to share with the community.


Peter

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