So you want to be an information architect?
There is no “entry-level” into Information Architect. It just takes perseverance and passion.
There is no “entry-level” into Information Architect. It just takes perseverance and passion.
Asking the question: Does the way we architect information affect happiness?
The one in which I create a game to get my students to critique each other’s diagrams
The work isn’t just about the product, it’s also the process. The work you do, the questions you answer, and the problems you solve.
We never know what life will throw at us, so making key decisions up-front about how you will prioritize can save time down the road.
We all have to ask hard questions about our work – being a teacher is no exception.
IA is so much more than web navigation – information is everywhere! I just had to figure out how to talk about it.
The following was delivered as the closing plenary address at the European Information Architecture Summit in Brussels, Belgium on September 27, 2014. — I was asked here today to reflect on the past ten years of our practice in the field of information architecture. It is my opinion however that to only go back that far…
We shouldn’t have to sell IA, but we need people to understand its importance and the importance of it being done correctly.
As a committee chair for the 2014 IA Summit, I decided to give the conference a 15-year birthday present. A bunch of data about it’s growth!