Posts Tagged ‘concept models’

Strategy — Fourth of Five IA Summit 2007 Themes

In Articles on 3 May 2007 tagged click stream analysis, concept models, contextual inquiries, ethnography, eye tracking, IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, rich mapping, search log analysis, soft systems thinking, strategy, user research with 2 comments

(Here’s the fourth post on the 2007 IA Summit. You can find the first one that introduces the series and describes the first theme ‘tangible’ here, the second one on ‘social’ here and the third one on ‘web of data’ here.) Like other design disciplines, IAs are typically brought in to solve a problem. The [...]

Using Concept Models to Design for the Web of Data

In Articles on 9 February 2007 tagged Bryce Glass, concept models, Dan Brown, IA, information architecture, interaction design, IxD, social software, Tom Coates, web 2.0, web as network, web as platform, web of data with Comments Off

I’m lucky enough to be doing some concepting and interaction design work for a social web site. This presented me with the opportunity to integrate some stuff I found while reading on social software, and the web as platform/network. Here’s how I’ve been integrating some of it. I was inspired by the concept model of [...]