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17 guidelines for better information architecture…from 1991
Kent L. Norman published an interesting book titled "The Psychology of Menu Selection: Designing Cognitive Control at the Human/Computer Interface" almost two decades ago. This post lists some the menu design guidelines provided in the book, adapted for information architects to use with today's websites.
Design detail: An easier music video directory
We helped redesign an online service called Dancentral, "the ultimate dance music video directory." See the full post for 'before' and 'after' screenshots and further details.
Naview videos: Introduction and sharing navigation structures
Read the full post for a video introduction to Naview and an overview of the new sharing functionality.
Read full post on Naview videos: Introduction and sharing navigation structuresPosted in Information architecture, Prototyping, Usability testing, Visualisation | Also tagged hierarchy, Information architecture, Interaction design, menu, screencast, spreadsheet, structure, taxonomy, tool, usability, video, website structure | Leave a comment
Naview: Navigation preview tool for rapid IA prototyping
Naview is a new navigation preview tool for rapid information architecture prototyping. It helps information architects design and visualise a new navigational structure and aims to bridge the gap between card sorting and IA user testing. Read the full post for more.


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