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Writing informed policy for AI usage in libraries

June 30th, 2pm ET | 11am PT

AI is everywhere, wanted or not. It’s a current reality that libraries need to address in policy. This free webinar will discuss the things you need to decide within your library regarding the usage of AI, as well as both the risks and potential benefits for staff and patrons alike.

Defining and choosing image aliases in Ibexa DXP 4.x for responsive images

Responsive images are a cornerstone of modern web design. They enable websites to deliver optimized visuals that adapt seamlessly to a wide range of devices, screen sizes, and resolutions. By serving appropriately sized images based on the user’s device capabilities, responsive images ensure fast load times, reduced bandwidth usage, and a consistent visual experience.

In Ibexa DXP 4.x, the image alias system provides a robust framework for managing these variations, but requires careful configuration to balance flexibility and efficiency.

In a recent project, our team developed a streamlined approach to define reusable image aliases that provides a clear practice for selecting the right alias for responsive designs.

 

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Graduated authentication for user accounts

Migrating to a different authentication system is not a simple task. It can quickly become a nightmare when the new system requires all users to go through a multi-step process to create a new Single Sign-On (SSO) account, including email verification. We recently helped one of our clients navigate this process utilizing a custom graduated authentication that dynamically balanced temporary free access with required account creation. This allowed our client to manage customer support workload in real time.

 

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