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| Book: | Information Architecture for the World Wide Web | |
| Subject: | Eye opening | |
| Date: | 2007-02-25 08:27:58 | |
| From: | ueberhund | |
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This book really opened my eyes, as I haven’t really thought about Information Architecture as a discipline, which is probably a natural thing for me, as I am a programmer. What I found intriguing about this book is the “take a step back” approach by the authors to analyze a business’s overall strategy for user experience. This forces the product owner to ask: how should users find things on this site? What kind of things would I want to find as a user? How can the site’s navigation be improved to promote easier searching? The answers to these types of questions and help your Information Architect begin to formulate on overall architecture strategy.
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