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Complete Beginner's Guide To Information Architecture - Ux Booth | Ux Booth

Information architects versus graphic designers

Information architects work in a niche very close to that of the graphic designer, web designer, user-experience designer, front-end developer, and usability expert (I’ve written an article about considering all of the above as careers). Indeed, all of these occupations share a…

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Hiring the architect after the building is up

The best IAs work with multiple departments, holding together a unified vision of what the site will entail. Think of them as analogous to a city planner, or even a traditional architect. They will have an overarching vision for how things will work, but they cannot specify too…

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What an information architect does

An information architect will generally do the following activities as part of a project team: . Research the audience and the Business IAs take on a myriad of responsibilities for the project. To learn about the project’s audiences, IAs should have access to the results of, or…

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The Difference Between Information Architecture And Ux Design - Ux Booth | Ux Booth

Information architecture, an old term

Information Architecture is a relatively old term. Old in the sense of the web and old in the sense of our progression through technology. It focuses on the organization and structure of content in a manner in which a user can navigate through it. Digitally speaking, it can…

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The Functional Art: An Introduction To Information Graphics And Visualization

Wurman and the information explosion

In the 1970s, years before access to the Internet was universal, Richard Saul Wurman, then a professor of architecture in North Carolina, predicted that the oncoming information explosion would require the intervention of a new breed of professionals trained in organizing data…

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