Originally published March 20, 2024
The NJ State Library (NJSL) unveiled a new user interface for its digital repository on Monday, April 1, 2024.
The new interface offers researchers a cleaner, less cluttered look as well as improved image files and item record design.
The repository offers a visual search option to make browsing even easier!
New search and sort filters, pictured at right, have also been added to improve the user experience. Whenever a search is conducted, customizable filters will appear to offer researchers more options and greater control over their results.
Documents in the repository highlight the NJSL’s commitment to providing free, public access to its collections.
Please join us and see where our collections can take you!
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