She continues to be a dynamic speaker and prolific writer on such topics as private law library management, presentations and training. When I first started writing about storyboarding in the early 90s, I was concerned about two things.
Functional environments have to be designed with the user in mind.
No amount of signage can salvage obscurity in a design. Without changes in the wayfinding plan, library spatial communication systems are riddled with confusing messages which often carry over into the digital nodes as well. The universal contemporary wayfinding problem is public parking structures. I recently had a new experience in a parking structure, one that made me think of how parking structures resemble information systems. The free parking was in a structure that provides office parking during the week.