Category Archives: Library and Information Science

Bloug Entry (Aug 17, 2004):Information Architecture Heuristics Every information architect should always have a set of favorite questions in their back pocket; they really do come in handy.

User Experience Design, a diagram to illustrate the facets of user experience

An Introduction to Information Architecture Information architecture (or IA) is the science — some would insist art — of defining the structure, organization, navigation, labeling and indexing of a Website. It is the role of the information architect to decide … Continue reading →

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AIFIA | IA Library The IA Library is a selection of resources related to the field of information architecture. The collection includes articles, books, blogs, and more.

Intranets and knowledge sharing

Information Architecture (IA) is commonly understood to be the art and science of structuring, organizing, and labeling information so that content owners can better manage it and users can find what they’re looking for more effectively. Continue reading →

The Web Standards Project: DRC? Yeah, You Know Me. “The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) released a formal accessibility review of one thousand UK websites”

Metadata? Thesauri? Taxonomies? Topic Maps!

urlgreyhot : Tracking user navigation methods by logging where users click on web pages