WCUS - The importance of information architecture

My slides from my presentation about information architecture on WordCamp US 2017, Nashville!

More resources on Information Architecture: https://www.boemedia.nl/eng/resources-information-architecture

Transcript

1. THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE WORDCAMP USA 2017 // NASHVILLE MONIQUE DUBBELMAN // @BOEMEDIA
2. MONIQUE DUBBELMAN @BOEMEDIA 1971 2007 2011
3. WHAT IS IT? WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? INFORMATION SYSTEMS GOOD IA
4. WHAT IS IT? WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? INFORMATION SYSTEMS GOOD IA
5. WHAT IS IT? WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? INFORMATION SYSTEMS GOOD IA
6. WHAT IS IT? WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? INFORMATION SYSTEMS GOOD IA
7. WHAT IS IT?
9. BECAUSE YOU DON’T SEE IT DOESN’T MEAN IT ISN’T IMPORTANT
10. BECAUSE YOU DON’T SEE IT DOESN’T MEAN IT ISN’T IMPORTANT
11. BECAUSE YOU DON’T SEE IT DOESN’T MEAN IT ISN’T IMPORTANT
14. WHAT ARE YOU BUILDING?
15. INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE MAKES INFORMATION FINDABLE & UNDERSTANDABLE
16. BASIC CONCEPTS OF IA Image: Ursus Wehrli
17. INFORMATION STRUCTURING ORGANISING LABELING
18. INFORMATION STRUCTURING ORGANISING LABELING
19. INFORMATION STRUCTURING ORGANISING LABELING
20. INFORMATION STRUCTURING ORGANISING LABELING
21. FINDING
 & MANAGING
22. WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
23. THE INFORMATION GAP
24. AI context content users IA
25. AI context content users IA
26. AI context content users business goals, funding, politics, culture, technology, resources and constraints IA
27. AI context content users business goals, funding, politics, culture, technology, resources and constraints IA
28. AI context content users business goals, funding, politics, culture, technology, resources and constraints audience, tasks, needs, information seeking behaviour, experience IA
29. AI context content users business goals, funding, politics, culture, technology, resources and constraints audience, tasks, needs, information seeking behaviour, experience IA
30. AI context content users business goals, funding, politics, culture, technology, resources and constraints documents, data types, content objects, volume, existing structure audience, tasks, needs, information seeking behaviour, experience IA
31. CONTEXT Mission, Vision Strategy
32. CONTENT Ownership Format Structure Metadata Volume Dynamism
33. USERS
34. YOU ARE NOT YOUR USER
35. INFORMATION SYSTEMS
36. Top-down information architecture
37. Bottom-up information architecture
38. -1- ORGANISATION SYSTEMS
39. Which English word has the most meanings?
40. SET
41. SET 430 SENSES LISTED
42. SET 430 SENSES LISTED
43. SET http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/english-word-with-the-most-meanings/ 430 SENSES LISTED
45. ORGANISATION SCHEMES
48. -2- LABELING SYSTEMS
50. Contextual links
51. Headings
52. Navigation labels Index terms Iconic labels
53. FOCUS
54. FOCUS
55. -3- NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
56. GLOBAL LOCAL CONTEXTUAL
58. SUPPLEMENTAL NAVIGATION
59. -4- SEARCH SYSTEMS
60. GOOD IA
61. AI context content users IA
62. Context: clear goals
63. Context: clear goals
64. THE STUFF INSIDE
65. THE STUFF INSIDE
66. THE STUFF INSIDE
68. Users: the ultimate judge
69. Users: the ultimate judge
70. https://www.optimalworkshop.com
71. NAVIGATION STRESS TEST http://instone.org/navstress
72. RESISTANCE
73. STRATEGY
75. A CUNNING PLAN
76. WRAP UP
77. MONIQUE DUBBELMAN @BOEMEDIA THANK YOU! RESOURCES https://tinyurl.com/wcus17