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Euro IA Summit 2005 Report

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 [...]

Landing Pages: Merging Differences

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

Keynote Speech – Andrew Dillon – Euro IA Summit 2005

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. [...]

Off to Euro IA Summit

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 [...]

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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 [...]