UX Foundations: Information Architecture

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Architecting information

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    Using the exercise files

    40s
• 1. What Is Information Architecture? 1. What Is Information Architecture?

  • What is information architecture?

    1m 56s
  • Creating good information architecture

    1m 22s
• 2. Research to Determine Information Architecture 2. Research to Determine Information Architecture

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    Why do information architecture research?

    2m 34s
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    Card sorting to determine information architecture

    2m 31s
• 3. Creating and Running a Paper Card Sort 3. Creating and Running a Paper Card Sort

  • Finding the information to use in a card sort

    3m 4s
  • Deciding what goes on the cards

    3m 3s
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    Making the cards

    2m 47s
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    Recruiting participants

    1m 40s
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    Running the session

    5m 23s
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    Recording participants’ answers

    2m 28s
• 4. Analyzing a Paper Card Sort 4. Analyzing a Paper Card Sort

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    Getting from cards to knowledge

    4m 30s
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    Eyeball analysis of your data

    4m 47s
• 5. Running and Analyzing a Computer-Based Card Sort 5. Running and Analyzing a Computer-Based Card Sort

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    Accessing remote users with online sorts

    3m 49s
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    Setting up a card sort using Optimal Workshop

    8m 12s
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    Running an online Optimal Workshop card sort

    2m 30s
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    Reviewing what participants see

    2m 7s
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    Checking your data

    3m
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    Using the built-in analysis tools

    5m 23s
• 6. Creating an Information Architecture from Your Analysis 6. Creating an Information Architecture from Your Analysis

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    Starting with an abstract structure

    2m 13s
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    Creating abstract information architecture

    4m 19s
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    Problems you might face

    3m 25s
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    Card sort analysis isn't a precise technique

    2m 14s
• 7. Validating the Information Architecture with Reverse Sorting 7. Validating the Information Architecture with Reverse Sorting

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    Make sure your hierarchical structure is correct

    1m 56s
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    Creating and running a paper-based reverse sort

    3m 9s
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    Analyzing a paper-based reverse sort

    1m 58s
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    Interpreting the results

    2m 22s
• 8. Computer-Based Reverse Sorting 8. Computer-Based Reverse Sorting

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    Exploring computer-based reverse sorting

    1m 34s
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    Using Optimal Workshop for reverse sorting

    6m 5s
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    Running an online reverse sort with Optimal Workshop

    2m 57s
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    Reviewing what participants see

    2m 8s
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    Analyzing an Optimal Workshop reverse sort

    4m 5s
• 9. From Information Architecture to Navigation Structure 9. From Information Architecture to Navigation Structure

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    Getting to navigation

    1m 45s
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    Standard page elements

    2m 56s
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    Content-based navigation

    3m 37s
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    Going from information architecture to site layout

    3m 1s
• 10. Testing That You Got It Right 10. Testing That You Got It Right

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    There's no substitute for usability testing

    2m 12s
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    Watch your server logs after you go live

    1m 42s
• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Stick with the process

    3m 42s