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Baker Library

A redesign of Harvard Business School’s library inside the school’s design system, with new components for its new sections.

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fig. 1The front door: a search, then the three places people go most, databases, case requests and study spaces.

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In the school’s system

The library took hbs.edu’s system as it stood, the header, the type and the crimson, then added parts of its own: today’s hours under the search, and Working Knowledge.

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Filtered by who you are

Access depends on your role, so 164 databases filter by affiliation and where you are, then by category, with a search beside the list.

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New parts for a new section

Special Collections & Archives got components of its own: a collage of objects up top, then collection highlights and exhibits.

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One exhibit frame, any colour

Each digital exhibit sets the same frame in a colour of its own: the case method in yellow, Muriel Siebert in blue.

The Muriel Siebert exhibit in blue
The case method exhibit, “From Inquiry to Action”, in yellow

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The library on a phone

The search and the database filters come first, before anything to scroll past.

The library home page on a phone: the search and popular destinations
The databases page on a phone: the affiliation and access filters first

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databases in one filtered list
164
services under one roof
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design system, shared with hbs.edu
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