Information Architecture talks

2 conference talks from 2013 to 2014 on Information Architecture

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Topic

Information Architecture

Information architecture is the practice of organising, structuring and labelling content so people can find what they need and understand where they are. It shapes navigation, search, categories and the relationships between pages in a website or app.

The one talk in this topic is “The Architecture of Understanding” by Peter Morville, recorded at Northern User Experience in 2014 and also tagged with team management and user experience.

Related topics

User ExperienceDesign PatternsDesign PrinciplesTeam Management

Speakers

Dan Klyn, Peter Morville

Conferences

Northern User Experience, UX Week

Related design patterns

Categorization The user wants to make sense of content by browsing and grouping them into categories
Breadcrumbs The user needs to know their location in the website's hierarchical structure in order to possibly browse back to a higher level in the hierarchy.
Navigation Tabs Content needs to be separated into sections and accessed using a flat navigation structure that gives a clear indication of current location.

2014

Peter Morville
The Architecture of Understanding
Northern User Experience · 2014
User ExperienceTeam Management

2013

Dan Klyn
Patterns: Five Essential Lessons from Richard Saul Wurman
UX Week · 2013
User ExperienceDesign Patterns