Information Architecture Spring Course Resources

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1 University of Oregon Applied Information Management Master's Degree Program Books and Articles Information Architecture Spring 2015 Course Resources Brown, D. (2002, June 9). Coherence, context, relevance: Special deliverable #2. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Brown, D. (2002, July 1). Where the wireframes are: Special deliverable #3. Boxes and Brown, D. (2003, December 11). The visual vocabulary three years later: An interview with Jesse James Garrett. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Arrows. Retrieved from Digital Design Standards. (2014). Responsive and adaptive design. Retrieved from Garrett, J. J. (2002, March 6). A visual vocabulary for describing information architecture and interaction design. Retrieved from Glen. (2010, March 1). Web information architecture deliverables and diagrams [Web log post]. Retrieved from Harbor Research. (n.d.). Opportunities: Can the Internet of things be designed. Retrieved from Information Architecture Resources 1

2 Kalbach, J. (2011, September 7). Alignment diagrams. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Kissane, Erin. (2011). The elements of content strategy. New York: A Book Apart. Koltay, T. (2012, Fall). Information architecture, information overload, and the literacies. Journal of Information Architecture, 4(1-2), Retrieved from Krause, B. R. (2003, February 24). Getting creative with specs: Usable software specifications. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Krug, S. (2014). Don t make me think, revisited: A common sense approach to web usability. (3rd ed.). Berkeley, CA: New Riders. LaFerriere, K. (2008, December 2). Flexible fuel: Educating the client on IA. A List Apart Magazine. Retrieved from Lamantia, J. (2008, April 12). Designing ethical experiences: Some practical suggestions. Retrieved from Leise, F., Fast, K., & Steckel, M. (2002, December 16). What is a controlled vocabulary? Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Lowgren, J. (2014). Interaction design: brief brief intro. In M. Soegaard & F. Rikke (Eds.). The Encyclopedia of Human-Computer Interaction (2nd ed.). Aarhus, Denmark: The Interaction Design Foundation. Retrieved from Malone, E. (2002, August 1). The tool makes the wo(man). Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Information Architecture Resources 2

3 McGovern, G., & Norton, G. (2002). Content critical: Gaining competitive advantage through high-quality web content. Harlow, England: Financial Times Prentice Hall. Morville, P. (2002, April 29). The age of findability. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Morville, P., & Rosenfeld, L. (2006). Information architecture for the world wide web: Designing large-scale web sites. (3rd ed.). Sebastopol, CA: O Reilly. Olsen, G. (2003, March 10). Expanding the approaches to user experience. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Olshavsky, R. (2003, May 12). Six tips for improving your design documentation. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Pass, J. (2013, May 21). Information architecture's teenage dilemma. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Pettit, N. (2014, June 2). The 2014 guide to responsive web design [Web log post]. Retrieved from Shedroff, N. (2002, June 23). Computer human values. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Spencer, D. (2004, April 7). Card sorting: A definitive guide. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Strange Systems. (2005, March 7). Using wireframes (revised). Retrieved from Usability.gov. (n.d.). Interaction design basics. Retrieved from Information Architecture Resources 3

4 Walsh, P. C. (2007, September 6). A map-based approach to a content inventory. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Warren, S. (n.d.). Style tiles: A visual web design process for clients & the responsive web. Retrieved from Wendt, T. (2013, Fall). Information cartilage: On the role of information architecture in context-aware intelligent systems design. Journal of Information Architecture, 5(1-2), Retrieved from Wodtke, C. (2002, April 9). Unraveling the mysteries of metadata and taxonomies. Boxes and Arrows. Retrieved from Web Sites Amazon.com Example of a site that relies heavily on personalization. Boxes and Arrows. Elegant Hack: Designing Business, and the Business of Design. Google.com example of a site featuring customization. The government's take on IA deliverables. (Scroll down to the information architecture section.) The Information Architecture Institute. Information Architecture Summit. Interaction Design Foundation. Information Architecture Resources 4

5 Jesse James Garrett's Collection of Experience Design and Information Architecture Resources. Microsoft Visio Diagramming software for PCs. OmniGraffle Diagramming software for Macs. Peter Morville's Semantic Studio Standards for Accessibility The summary of the Section 508 Standards. Support Training Online Web Design Architecture. Usability.gov section on accessibility. Information Architecture Resources 5