Jess’s talk from this years Information Architecture Summit. LukeW took some good notes.
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Download the MP3 of the presentation ( 23 megs )
Other recorded talks from the 2007 IA summit
- Backcasting: or how I learned to stop predicting and help my clients – Sam Ladner & Matthew Milan
- Enterprise IA methodologies: starting two steps earlier – James Robertson
- Systems Thinking, Rich Mapping and Conceptual Models – Matt Milan & Gene Smith
- Using Search Analytics To Diagnose What’s Ailing Your Information Architecture – Lou Rosenfeld & Rich Wiggins
- Real information Architecture – New Mighty Deeds – Margaret Hanley, Lisa Chan, Tom Coates and Matt Biddulph
- Information Architecture and Ethical Design – Olly Wright
This session will explore principles for creating effective project touchstones with a mix of grounding theory based in framing and boundary objects, pragmatic real-world examples, and how-to guidance. By focusing on creating touchstones early in a project, IAs can build buy-in, avoid wasted effort, increase their influence with their teams, and make a more meaningful difference with their work.
[tags]IASummit, IASummit2007, InformationArchitectureSummit, JessMcMullin[/tags]
