While visitng Peter Van Dijck’s personal site I noticed a site map with humans interacting with it. I […]

Moving WebWord > Information Architecture for the Rest of Us is a nice article on wayfinding, but not […]

Finally 1.0 of Denim, the website sketching tool is available. Lots of sweet features, including a zoom tool […]

Jesse takes on the big question: who are we as IA’s. Are we the role, or the job? […]

Samantha points out Tour The Wall Street Journal Online where they list they ways their redesign has improved […]

So I started a conversation with the clever and oh-so helpful Mike Steckel from International SEMATECH about thesauri and their kinfolk. It seems he learned a ton from the argus seminar, and was kind enough to share some of that learning with me.

It proved to be trendously helpful. You wouldn’t not believe how little about organization tools is in english for ordinary people. Kudos to Mike and the former argonauts!

I reproduce it below in hopes it helps some other poor lost fool

Doing a whole bunch o’ reasearch on the librarian’s art for le book, and was recommended WWW — […]

I’m speaking here CHIFOO and I promise a good show. George and I have sworn a battle royal! […]

Abel Lenz Insists That Information Architecture Really Is A Creative Pursuit is the link du jour, pointed to […]

Lou has moved to movabletype, and so we have permalinks, comments and more importantly, more brillant content than usual to showcase it. This morning I suspect we’re seeign a precurser of the book– a simple, straightforward jargon-free explanation of how to build an IA. Go comment on it!

Digital Libraries: Metadata Resources made me feel– well– meta! “Metadata is data about data. The term refers to […]

In Lou’s latest progress report we find that many professional organizations would love to have the vibrant if […]

I may have blogged this before, but since these days I’ve been researching methods of selling and quantifying […]

Tess Lispi’s portfolio is more than that: it is a guide to a methodology for a project done […]

Reading Louis Rosenfeld’s Bloug “Now there must be some sort of counter-counter-movement afoot: people who’ve experimented with classification […]

Is that a category I see before me? “Your brain recognizes broad categories of objects – such as […]

from IS 249 | Information Architecture | Summer 2001 “Information Architect: 1) The individual who organizes the patterns […]

IAwiki: WireFrames has recently been vigorously and lovingly edited by Victor Lombardi, and show a sensible approach to […]

Web classification is essential (Gerry McGovern) — “Classification (taxonomy, categorization) is to content as mapping is to geography. […]

David Bloxsom‘s resume/portfolio site includes some very tasty case studies. FYI, He’s also one of the B&A kids….

matt jones beautifully and brilliantly trots out once again our quest for identity. and it is good. (i’m […]

Designing for the Bottom Line (Web Techniques, Dec 2001) “The easiest ROI arguments are those that come with […]

Information Architecture “USABILITY IS THE PRIME consideration in the creation of a site’s information architecture. Information architecture concerns […]

In The Speed of Information Architecture, Peter Morville once again chastises us to slow down. He then continues […]

Community Infrastructure for Information Architects is the birth of a crazy idea– so crazy it just might work. […]

At George‘s repeated suggestion, I subscribed to Harvard Business Review. The latest issues seemed to be to be […]

Tripped over this review of Information Architecture for the Web and this passage reverberated with me “It is […]

You’ve probably seen this: I saw it earlier, forgot about it, and have returned to print it out […]