While my notes are collecting dust on my hard drive, someone else finally got around to writing up a report of last year’s European IA Summit. As James Kalbach writes in his article on Boxes and Arrows: “We should be intensely interested in documenting these summits… Does IA really want to deliver a wheelbarrow of [...]
Our poster presentation at the Euro IA Summit was a lot of fun. We had some good spirited discussion on our concept of Landing Pages. If you’re interested, have a look at the poster here (A4 PDF, 420 KB), or have a look at the shot on Flickr… Technorati: Euro IA 2005, Landing Pages
Here’s my notes from Andrew Dillon’s keynote at the Euro IA Summit: Big IA has a future; little IA does not. Geen IA vs. UX – niet jezelf definiëren aan de hand van wat je niet bent. Data is stored, information is experienced. Design to leverage natural tendencies. Dingen hoeven niet direct bruikbaar te zijn. [...]
Today, I’m off to Brussels for the first European IA Summit. The program looks interesting, and there’s plenty of Dutch IA’s going, so it should be fun. I’m also presenting a poster and am very curious about how people will react to it! Technorati: Euro IA Summit 2005, IA, Information Architecture, IA Summit, Euro IA [...]
This year the first European Information Architecture Summit will be held in Brussels, Belgium on October 15-16. I’ll be there to present a poster together with Almar van der Krogt on an interesting navigation concept we developed for a large marketing website. If you’re an IA, or are involved in the structuring of information for [...]
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