Information needs architecture, but they’re not the same thing
13th June 09
Posted in design, interactive
Slightly spooky voiceover (always unnerving to have recorded ‘live’ pauses thrown in), but we’re enjoying the simplicity of these pieces about information architecture, stripped down to the bare essentials, and split into a piece on architecture and another on information. Cool animation too.
http://www.vimeo.com/3248803 http://www.vimeo.com/3248432From MAYA Design in Pittsburgh. And here’s how they talk about the nature of information architecture.
“By thinking about the architecture of how information is used, how it flows, and how it fits within the user’s world (its context), you can capture the essence of how to build a system that is not only intuitive but futureproof.”
Thanks to @daveElf for drawing it to our attention.
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Ben Malbon
Ben — awesome once again. I love the delivery of the material as much as the content. Awesome framework for thinking about both information and architecture. Thanks for the find and the share.
Cheers Maury.
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