LINKOSOPHY 1
Linkosophy explores the evolution of information architecture, emphasizing the importance of conversation, community of practice, space, structure, and identity in shaping user experience on the web.
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Current solutions also lack interconnectivity. Many files are divorced from context; cast into a drawer, rather than methodically fitted into a broader framework of knowledge. Knowledge trees can create pseudo-relationships between files nested within a given hierarchy, but these are not explicit, and can only describe a vertical ‘parent and child’
... See moreSarah Constantin • Daily Notes
An effective IA allows all users to easily meet their different goals through clear information hierarchy, labeling, categorization, and classification, which is known as the taxonomy. And since at least 50 percent of users will use a different entry point than the homepage and content is likely to grow, it’s important to make sure that the structu
... See moreIrene Pereyra • Universal Principles of UX: 100 Timeless Strategies to Create Positive Interactions between People and Technology (Rockport Universal)
We often think making things for the web is a process of simplifying—the hub, the dashboard, the control panel are all dreams of technology that coalesces, but things have a tendency to diverge into a multiplicity of options. We pile on more tools and technology, each one increasingly nuanced and minor in its critical differences. Clearly, converge... See more
Frank Chimero • Frank Chimero · The Web’s Grain
We are living in a world exploding with information, but how do we find what is relevant to us at the time that we need it? I believe that good information architecture is key to helping us navigate through the mountains of data and information we have created for ourselves.
Carrie Webster • Information And Information Architecture: The BIG Picture — Smashing Magazine
