BLAH. Now that is 99% bad.
flashamation archiflash
the future is being built at Berekley
Go to CS547 Human-Computer Interaction Seminar and watch the first archived talk, Scott Klemmer’s. Do not be fooled […]
Our official font?
The Polar Bear and it’s even free. Redo your IA blog in Polar Bear today…
wireframe goodness
strange systems: Using Wireframes is a terrific essay on wireframes. I’m bummed that I can’t tell anything about […]
a thought
navigation is information architecture made visible. p.s. this is my one thousandth entry, according to movable type.
relationships
All the fuss over findability resulting from Peter’s article and the many insightful comments led me to think […]
I’m number one!
And number ten. Which means I’m the bookends of IA, I suppose. It feels amazing to have Boxes […]
under the ground
I found Lessons from the London Undeground in my inbox this a.m. and read it with some doubt: […]
Sorting it out
Finally got around to finishing Sorting Things Out (thanks Caltrain!) and I have mixed feelings. It is desperately […]
I ask the dumb questions
so you don’t have to. Thank goodness Samantha Baily has the smart answers. Boxes and Arrows: Unraveling the […]
Your perspective is showing
Ever since I’ve been reading Sorting Things Out , I look at classification schemes differently. When I saw […]
design damn you!
Another christina sent me this article: Reduced to a look and a feel “It alarms me when I […]
those are words i love to hear
Brad pointed me to Design Interact: Feature on “Herman Miller RED”. On the second page, in big red […]
You ain’t got a thing
if you don’t got a chicken Is this chicken the official IA Mascot?
breadcrumbs
Location, Path & Attribute Breadcrumbs was Keith Instone’s poster at ASIS&T’s IA summit. If you dont’ mind holding […]
what i learned
I learned a lot of things at the summit, from the esoteric to the remarkably practical. Running the […]
Conference gets ugly
My magic moment from the conference was when Matt Jones taught me the new “IA gang sign.” Here […]
finally
people and papers
Peter Morville’s new Social Network Analysis is a pretty sweet essay on the social network Peter used to […]
le site du jour
Several blogs pointed to The New Architecture of Informationwith the blurb “The first generation of Websites has been […]
Today’s Glean
I’m still sorting out how to handle the newsletter. But today’s glean is below…
I derrida you….
I don’t remember the last time I saw an explanation of deconstructionism’s relevence to information architecture… can you? […]
another beautiful geek moment
Better questions, not more answers can I get “mentat” on my bizcard?
jesse rocks the house
jjg.net: ia/recon “In the minds of many outside our discipline, ‘information architecture’ has already become synonymous with ‘usability’. […]
footrest, comfy chair, lots of coffee…
Noel describe a different sort of set of tools for Information Architects in his post on Content Inventories.
manage that knowledge!
If you are an Information Architect (or want to look just like one) this is probably the month […]
personal organization
kottke is trying to create a personal schema/taxonomy. I know there are heaps of IA’s trolling this place, […]
we could be heros
Great Infonomists awards great thinking and innovation in the field of information science.
Sorting it all out
Information Design Using Card Sorting — or IA using Card Sorting if you prefer– this is a solid […]
and the jaw hits the floor
Flexible Search and Navigation using Faceted Metada is required reading. My gosh, it’s swell. Completely thought through ideas, […]