Titlebook: Information Architecture; The Design and Integ Wei Ding,Xia Lin,Michael Zarro Book 20172nd edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2017

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Wei Ding,Xia Lin,Michael Zarro and communication chain in society: the production and distribution of information and data, and the adaptation and storing of it. The earlier analog model had one sender, a TV or radio station and many receivers, and it was dominated by unidirectional communication, which mirrored industrial socie

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IA and User-centered Design,ment. User-centered design (UCD) is the most prevailing methodology for information architecture design. Although some might call it “customer-center design” (Duyne et al., 2002) or “contextual design” (Beyer and Holtzblatt, 1997), the ideas are the same; the “user” should be the center of focus dur

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IA Research and Evaluation,ether; we start learning through . about users’ goals and needs, . in an attempt to meet those needs, and then . to see how well what we built performs. Research helps to . features and tools that users want, and evaluation helps make sure we . the thing performs as intended (Hanson, 2013), where th

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Information Organization and Navigation Design,ebsite, app, or other information space greatly depends on content organization and relationships, and what kinds of navigation systems are implemented. In this chapter, we discuss organization and navigation systems together as they are closely related to each other.

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User Information Behavior and Design Implications,or group’s actions and interactions with any information source: other people, books and libraries, mass media, and many others. Just the fact we are sentient beings receiving stimuli from our environment means information behavior is a constant presence in our lives—we are constantly processing and

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Design Patterns, Emerging Principles, and Mobile Considerations,s and experiences. This chapter introduces design patterns and emerging principles used today in IA, UX, and related fields. We use the popular Bootstrap framework to illustrate how patterns can be used and reused across information spaces to provide familiar interfaces for users. Similarly, emergin