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Information architecture tools help make things make sense whether you're designing an interface, a website or application, or even an entire platform. But I.A. tools look different when applied to an interface than when they’re applied to an entire website:
https://www.agux.co/information-architecture/information-architecture-toolbox-for-better-product-and-service-design

#informationArchitecture

information architecture toolbox for better product and service design

Information architecture tools help us make things make sense for other people, and you can use these tools whether you're designing an interface like a form, a website or application, or even an entire platform.

Austin Govella, UX

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Prisma Platform 16h ago

Organisations have invested enormously in storing more data and moving it faster.

The ability to answer "why did we decide this, and on what basis?" has not improved.

More data does not close the context gap. Named Graphs do.

Full post: blog.prisma-platform.eu/s2-1

#Prisma #PROV-O #W3C #InformationArchitecture #FOSS

Prisma Platform 16h ago

Starting next week: a 7-part series on information governance — what it actually means to build systems where context, provenance, and ownership travel with the data.

No vendor pitches. Architecture and open standards.

Follow @prisma_platform

#Prisma #InformationArchitecture #W3C #FOSS #OpenSource

Austin Govella 1d ago

The first post from the IA stuff I was working on. The book's central hypothesis was that we have a missing generation of information architecture practitioners, so we start with what IA is and how it connects to everyday design work.

https://www.agux.co/information-architecture/information-architecture-day-to-day-the-methods-and-tools-that-make-design-work

#informationarchitecture

Information architecture day-to-day: methods and tools that make design work

“Information Architect” rarely exists as a job title, yet information architecture tools and methods still underpin great product and system design.

Austin Govella, UX

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Mark Wyner Won’t Comply

Feb 28

In the Richard Dawson voice: “and the survey says…”

Tail! That still feels like it’s relevant to comic book style. I may adopt @kate’s suggestion:

.outie {}

Runner-ups:

.doohickey {}
.dingus {}
.thingamajiggy {}

If Mastodon ran the world. 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

#UI #FrontEnd #InformationArchitecture #Design #Code #Taxonomy

Mark Wyner Won’t Comply

Feb 25

What do you call the little triangular shape hanging off a tooltip or speech bubble?

Some people use notch. But that doesn’t make sense because a notch is indented.

#UI #FrontEnd #InformationArchitecture #Design #Code #Taxonomy

Arrow

17%

Tip

10.6%

Tail

48.9%

Something else

23.4%

Poll ended at Feb 28 at 8:14pm.

ArchiXL Feb 24

Kom 24 maart naar ons gratis seminar architectuur in #Zeist met presentaties:
* Van referentiemodel naar sectorale sturing: architectuurscans als instrument (@rcdeboer)
* Voorbij monolithische modellen: een federatieve aanpak voor architectuurkennisbeheer
* Belangrijke aandachtspunten bij het opstellen van federatieve data-architecturen (@dgreefhorst)

https://www.archixl.nl/nl/nieuws/archixl-mini-seminar-architectuur/?mtm_campaign=seminar&mtm_kwd=mastodon
#EnterpriseArchitecture #dataarchitectuur #Informationarchitecture

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Duncan Stephen Feb 23

Words and pictures in the history of user experience and the future of artificial intelligence

Modern artificial intelligence tools are largely rooted in text-based interactions. But the history of user experience, information and even humanity shows us that AI will have to go beyond text if it’s going to become relevant.

https://duncanstephen.net/words-and-pictures-in-the-history-of-user-experience-and-the-future-of-artificial-intelligence/