Orland Park is a good example of a single site library which has done a very nice job of creating a custom theme. As part of their custom “skin” they’ve integrated a number of very effective custom format icons for their title search results.
The Phoenix Catalog is elegant in its simplicity. One very notable customization they’ve made: When you perform a quick search at a specific branch, the search limit defaults to just material checked in at that location.
Pierce County Library System has made creative use of the Custom Content area on their initial welcome page. There are selectable tiles for popular functions like reserving a computer and making a purchase request.
Pinnacle is a great example of a single Polaris implementation whose individual libraries have done unique PowerPAC customizations. If you tour their site and switch among the locations you’ll notice each library’s PowerPAC is very unique even though they share a single instance of Polaris.
Our PowerPAC demo is the ONLY system in our list that is not a live, in-production site. We include it so you have a site where you can login as a patron.
Richland Library has accomplished some of the most sophisticated customization work we’ve seen. Their website features a fully responsive web design and Richland has used the Polaris API to integrate a lot of searching and PAC functionality right into the home page.