When I agreed to teach a class on User experience Design at General Assembly, I had a very […]
A Syllabus for User Experience
When tags work and when they don’t: Amazon and LibraryThing
Thingology (LibraryThing’s ideas blog): Both LibraryThing and Amazon allow users to tag books. But with a tiny fraction […]
IA in a pigmask
Admittedly a difficult name to decipher, it is pronounced Wood-Key. Nonce, I’m impressed he came up with three […]
Out of the Ballpark
I was just uploading some old slideshows to slideshare, and found this guy. IN 2004, I was invited […]
To GK, with love and squalor
prelude GK Patterson offered to let me participate in “structured” conversation with Bob Goodman and Joshua Porter, both […]
a useful guide
Squidoo : Introduction to Information Architecture good for those newbies looking for a place to start.
If you speak Danish
It’s all good. Informations-arkitektur – fra navigation til søgning personally I have no idea what’s going on….
The Future Beckons
I may be biased, as I am speaking, but I think this is quite an interesting line up, […]
slides back
Thanks for your patience. The slides are back up. This is the latest version, with a bunch of […]
taxonomies for the angst ridden
A particularly good JOHO this month, especially for the category inclined. “Aristotle’s answer is that those aren’t separate […]
Death to wireframes part 12
Nate has posted our natek: Web Visions Presentation, which makes a simple proposal to make wireframes more meaningful […]
A Faceted Approach to Building Ontologies
Trolling about, trying to see if anyone is using the term “faceted narrowing” which has recently become hip […]
IA, ID, GWB and WSJ
A recent article on document design in the WSJ shakily raised the question: Is a poorly designed memo […]
Visualization
After Karl Fast’s terrific talk, i will never doubt the potential of visualization. Today i tripped over Visualisation […]
the latest…
Just in time delivery comes to knowledge management is a tight little article that I have referenced many […]
5 hatracks
The Business of Understanding “The ways of organizing information are finite. It can only be organized by location, […]
woo hoo!
framing
from AlterNet: Inside the Frame “A frame is a conceptual structure of a certain form. Let me give […]
breadcrumbs and sense of place
Reading The Oversimplification of Mark Hurst, I’m not sure Peter particularly disagreed with any of Mark’s key points. […]
users don’t care where they are
Reading Good Experience – The Page Paradigm “Users don’t much care “where they are” in the website. So-called […]
go learn something
AIFIA | Workshop: IA Summit 2004 “What are the key concepts that underlie a successful content management effort? […]
getting excited
past summits were so fun — oh yeah, and informative — I am getting very very excited about […]
victor yes!
from NBS: IA as Conversation “In the past I’ve wondered about how taxonomies become navigation and did the […]
RSW
Interview with R.S. Wurman While there were not a lot of surprises in this interview, if you have […]
knowlege
from ASTD Linking People, Learning & Performance “Knowledge is messy. Because knowledge is connected to everything else, you can’t […]
if you’ve got the time, I’ve got the list
TC 510 Course Website David Farkas has an amazing collection of web-based articles supplementing his course that would […]
#7 has my name all over it…
From Top Ten Web Design Mistakes of 2003 (Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox) “It used to be that Web sites […]
IA is $
From Good Information Architecture Increases Online Sales “Information Architecture can be applied to resolve breakdowns in site design […]
the “A” is not for America
I always thought Asilomar at 40 bucks was a fine deal– cheaper than most magazine subscriptions. But this […]
IA in KM means CMS
from Setting the stage for success— Information architecture earns performance kudos from customers “Information architecture is the process […]