Jeff Carr on why enterprise IT solutions are often seen as (but aren’t) the silver bullet solution
Category: Information Architecture
Information architecture is about helping people understand their surroundings and find what they’re looking for, in the real world as well as online.
Typical activities include User Research and Analysis, Navigation and Hierarchy Creation, Wireframing and Taxonomies and Metadata creation.
An irreducible truth in information classification, architecture and design.
No link is an island on the Web. No content is a silo. In a network, it pays to network
Peter Morville on why digital service/product design is never done
Ben Terrett on the importance of information architecture and content design
GDS team on looking for the irreducible core in content and information
It’s not how many clicks it takes; it’s how many clicks it feels [and] “Looks Cool!” Should Never Interfere With “Works Well!”
Content model and structure of a search result in Google.
Cull clutter and confusion to reveal signal and truth.