10 Digital Experience Proverbs
Information architecture and user experience planning are essential components of digital strategy. However, this may not be obvious to your technology and marketing colleagues. This poster highlights important concepts of digital experience in the context of digital transformation and customer experience.
A Model for Digital Experience Architecture
In the digital experience economy, the architecture and design of user interfaces are critical to business success as the architecture and design of the technology that supports them. This poster leverages the DSIA UX design practice verticals to express key activities that shape digital experience architecture.
An IA’s Practitioner’s Creed
This is the DSIA Research Initiative’s official communication for a creed of IA practice.
Baseline Proficiency for IA Practitioners
This poster charts the basic skills for freshman, junior and senior tactical IA practitioners against the DSIA segmentation for UX design practice verticals.
Boolean IA Maturity Method
This IA maturity assessment is one of the industry’s first methods designed to help practitioners quantify information architecture solutions in a tangible and actionable manner. This chart is used to generate a heuristic benchmark called a maturity index that measures the domain readiness of a site’s information architecture.
How to Frame the Practice of Information Architecture
If you can imagine an iceberg and remember six important areas of interest, this poster can prepare you for understanding and explaining the purpose of information architecture.
Information Architecture Common Set
This quick reference guide provides an illustration of the basic theoretical concepts and principles of the IA “common set” as proposed by Nathaniel Davis. If you’re looking for a cheat sheet for creating site information architecture, this is it.
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Information Architecture Schools of Thought
Originally presented at IA Summit 2014, this poster consolidates the short history of Web IA framing into four interdependent branches.
Signatures of Information Overload
This resource offers a perspective to help IA practitioners take greater action against information overload (IO). The chart includes IO signature descriptions and heuristics for building an information architecture strategy with greater intention.
Information Architecture Practice Framework
This guide was created for managers of information architecture practitioners. However, IA and UX design practitioners of all proficiency and organizational accountability will find this guide useful.
SEO in Your Information Architecture Strategy
“What’s good for information architecture is good for SEO.” If you’re responsible for site information architecture, you must ensure your site is search engine friendly. This DSIA resource quickly explains why and how to include basic SEO thinking into your IA strategy.
UX Design Practice Verticals
This chart highlights information architecture and other major practice verticals that contribute to the scope of user experience design and shows exactly where the practice of UX design elegantly intersects across disciplines.
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