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10534_32 Austin Govella's Bookmarks Tagged With "architecture"

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  1. Visit Information Architecture 2.0 Revisited (Dan Brown's Greenonions) Information Architecture 2.0 Revisited (Dan Brown's Greenonions)

    http://www.greenonions.com/archives/2008/01/27/information-architecture-20-revisited/

    Dan Brown offers a fantastic description of what information architects actually do that's down-to-earth and specific.

  2. Visit Assessing Your Team's UX Skills Assessing Your Team's UX Skills

    http://www.uie.com/articles/assessing_ux_teams/

    Beyond the topic in the title, contains a brilliant breakdown of core and enterprise UX skills.

  3. Visit The Holy Grail of Information Architecture (graphpaper.com) The Holy Grail of Information Architecture (graphpaper.com)

    http://www.graphpaper.com/2007/02-05_the-holy-grail-of-information-architecture

    "The 'Holy Grail of Information Architecture'. It’s a versatile, powerful, and entirely mythical document format that almost every IA has fantasized about.

  4. Visit Information architecture as an alignment discipline (Thinking and Making) Information architecture as an alignment discipline (Thinking and Making)

    http://thinkingandmaking.com/entries/231

    IA as a practice of identifying gaps and helping organizational units stay aligned.

  5. Visit ia/recon (Jesse James Garrett) ia/recon (Jesse James Garrett)

    http://www.jjg.net/ia/recon/

    Separating the differences between the role and the discipline.

  6. Visit IA Search IA Search

    http://iasearch.net/

    A dedicated information architecture search engine using Google's coop service.

  7. Visit Scenario based analysis (diagramming for scenarios) (DBPD June 1998 Data Architect) Scenario based analysis (diagramming for scenarios) (DBPD June 1998 Data Architect)

    http://www.dbpd.com/vault/9806arc.htm

    Diagramming scenarios: taskflows, workflows, business process modelling, swimlanes diagrams, visual use cases, etc.

  8. Visit Boxes and Arrows (design publication) Boxes and Arrows (design publication)

    http://www.boxesandarrows.com/

    Prominent design publication focusing more on the "design behind the design" rather than end products. More 'why' and 'how' and very little 'what'.

  9. Visit Web Services for Controlled Vocabularies (ASIS&T's Bulletin June/July 2006, ) Web Services for Controlled Vocabularies (ASIS&T's Bulletin June/July 2006, )

    http://www.asis.org/Bulletin/Jun-06/vizine-goetz_houghton_childress.html

    An approach for using Web services to interact with controlled vocabularies.

  10. Visit Information architecture design principles (Enterprise Design Strategy) Information architecture design principles (Enterprise Design Strategy)

    http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/eai/practices/archives/information-architecture-design-principles-9331

    "Design principles are not necessarily right or wrong but should be an accurate reflection of the fundamentals that guide decision making in an enterprise. "

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