Because of a post about engagement design that I wrote in late August, I was awarded with a free ticket to this year’s IDEA 2008 conference.
First, I’d like to thank Melissa and all the good folks at IDEA for the award and the chance to participate. I am terribly excited.
Second, I wanted to explain why [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Information Architecture’
IDEA 2008 – Why I Am Going And Why You Should Consider It
Engagement Design and IDEA 2008
Information architecture isn’t enough. Sure, it’s important – I gave some tips just two weeks ago – but it’s not the only organizing structure we need to consider.
That said, it may be confusing when I wholeheartedly recommend you attend the upcoming IDEA 2008 conference held by the Information Architecture Institute on October 7-8 in Chicago. [...]
Handy Hints For Fixing Your Confusing Information Architecture
Information architecture isn’t sexy. In fact, good information architecture (or “IA”) shouldn’t be something your website visitors even notice.
Information architecture is basically how your site is designed. We’ve all seen site maps – those are basically outlines of your IA. It’s the organization of your website, how things are arranged, and it needs to make [...]
