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Title: Information Architecture


1
Information Architecture Design
  • Week 9 Schedule
  • Design Critiques Due Today
  • Design for the Web
  • Other Readings
  • Research Topic Presentations

2
IA Issues
  • IA as Hub of Design Process
  • Project Planning
  • Analysis
  • Design
  • Web Design
  • Web Development
  • Verification
  • Your IA Credentials
  • Toolsmiths Craftsmen
  • Products
  • Leader by Example

3
Design of Sites - designofsites.com
  • DENIM
  • Earlier Design Stages Progressive Refinement
  • Sitemaps and Storyboards
  • Schematics and Mockups of Pages
  • Current Applications Force Fidelity on the Design
  • Sketching and Evaluation
  • WebQuilt
  • Capturing and Visualizing Web Use
  • Proxy Inferencer - Graphing Visualization
  • Re-Design Site Maps (Others)
  • Testing Use By Observing (Many) Users (Remotely)

4
Semantic Web
  • bring structure to the meaningful content of Web
    pages, creating an environment where software
    agents roaming from page to page can readily
    carry out sophisticated tasks for users
    (Berners-Lee, 2001)
  • Meaningful?
  • Content?
  • Agents?
  • Tasks?

5
Semantic Web Elements
  • Expressing Meaning
  • Knowledge Representation
  • Ontologies
  • Agents
  • Evolution of Knowledge

6
Expressing Meaning
  • Documents for People
  • Information for Systems
  • Keywords and Their Meanings
  • Real World Rules
  • Real World Limitations
  • Extension of the Current Web
  • Decentralized
  • IA Applications
  • Metainformation Definition
  • Design Implementation
  • Interface Research and Development

7
Knowledge Representation
  • Structured Collections of Information
  • Sets of Inference Rules
  • Automated Reasoning
  • Without Centralized Control
  • Massive Concurrency Coordination
  • Massive Complexity of Interpretations
  • IA Applications
  • Adapting the Rules for Systems (Displays)
  • Presenting Results and Actions
  • XML and RDF

8
Ontologies
  • Consistency of Object Classification
  • Taxonomy of Object Uses
  • Navigation Scheme for Information Objects
  • (New) Applications to Utilize Data
  • IA Applications
  • Defining Ontologies
  • Updating (Correcting Testing) Ontologies
  • Expressing Ontologies (IIC)
  • Defining Ontologies Use (Privacy)

9
Agents
  • Programs That Use Semantic Web Content
  • More Automated as Systems and Content Support
    Increases
  • Digital Signatures
  • Organized Services
  • Ontology Exchanges
  • Agent Interaction (Not)
  • IA Applications
  • Communicating Services
  • Enabling Agents

10
Evolution of Knowledge
  • Extend from Virtual to Physical World
  • Other Devices
  • Appliances
  • Other Platforms
  • Composite Capability/Preference Profile
  • Complex Relationships and Interactions
  • Extend to Individuals (Characteristics)
  • Locations (Temporal)
  • IA Applications
  • Designing New Interfaces and Content
  • Organizing Mappings of Virtual and Physical
    Interactions
  • Coordinating the Semantic Web Design Process

11
Semantic Web/IA Challenges
  • The Biggest Database Ever
  • The ONLY Database?
  • Decentralized or Partitioned?
  • Concurrency? (Time)
  • Currency? (Money)
  • Knowledge Representation
  • Computational Issues
  • Cultural Issues
  • Classification Issues
  • IA becomes Transformed to Information
    Architecture for People and Agents
  • What about People Readable Information?

12
Web Design Ideas
  • Art and Zen of Web Sites
  • Basic Design Ideas
  • Snapshot of Earlier (prE-commerce) Design Goals
  • Expand Real-World Equivalents
  • Globalization
  • Cultural-Specific Layouts
  • Fonts
  • Colors
  • Metaphors
  • Writing Styles
  • Designing for Everyone at Once

13
Guidelines for Homepage Usability
  • One Sentence Tagline
  • Window Title
  • Group Information in Distinct Areas
  • Make (1-4) Priority Tasks Clear
  • Provide Search ( Browse)
  • Show Content Examples
  • Headlines
  • Graphics
  • Whats New
  • Link Names as Action Items and Keywords to
    Concepts
  • Show History of Features
  • Keep Navigation Simple
  • Use Meaningful Graphics
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