Information Architecture is no longer an optional aspect of website construction, and often dedicated information architects are not available to put together all the pieces. In IAnything Goes, Jeff Lash will show the importance of information architecture in the web development process, and how non-IAs can learn and incorporate information architecture concepts into their work in the converging world of information architecture, user-centered design, web development and business strategy.
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The Age of Information Architecture
Published on August 20, 2002
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Standards for distributed information architecture
Published on October 2, 2002
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The myth of User-Centered Information Architecture
Published on October 23, 2002
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Information Architecture is not Usability
Published on November 5, 2002
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Persuasive Navigation
Published on December 17, 2002
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A User-Centered Approach to Selling Information Architecture
Published on February 20, 2003
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Three approaches to Intranet Strategy
Published on March 13, 2003
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Main Themes from the 2003 IA Summit
Published on April 17, 2003
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How did you get here?
Published on June 4, 2003
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Prototyping With Style
Published on July 25, 2003
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Soft Skills for Information Architecture
Published on September 24, 2003
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More Than Just a Footer
Published on February 4, 2004
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Designing for Scalability
Published on June 23, 2004