Posts Tagged ‘IA Summit 2007’

Interface Design — Fifth and Final IA Summit 2007 Theme

In Articles on 11 May 2007 tagged IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, interface design, interfaces, user experience, UX with 1 comment

(Here’s the fifth and final 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, the third one on ‘web of data’ here and the fourth one on ‘strategy’ here.) It might have been the past [...]

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 [...]

Web of Data — Third of Five IA Summit 2007 Themes

In Articles on 24 April 2007 tagged conferences, events, IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, mash-ups, physical computing, RSS, usability, web 2.0, web as platform, web of data with 5 comments

(Here’s the third post on the 2007 IA Summit. You can find the first one that introduces the series and describes the first theme ‘tangible’ here and the second one on ‘social’ here.) Typically, IAs have concerned themselves with the design of web sites. The metaphor most suited and used for the web so far [...]

Social — Second of Five IA Summit 2007 Themes

In Articles on 23 April 2007 tagged Andrew Hinton, conferences, events, Gene Smith, IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, social, social software with 2 comments

(Here’s the second post on the 2007 IA Summit. You can find the first one that introduces the series and describes the first theme ‘tangible’ here.) The recent web revival, that I will not name, pushed one trend to the forefront – social software. The most challenging aspect of designing social sites and applications is [...]

Tangible — First of Five IA Summit 2007 Themes

In Articles on 20 April 2007 tagged architecture, conferences, Frog Design, IA, IA Summit 2007, industrial design, information architecture, Joshua Prince-Ramus, Michele Tepper, physical, REX, tangible, themes with 5 comments

I’ll be posting a top 5 of the themes I noticed during the past 2007 IA Summit in Las Vegas. It’s a little late maybe, but hopefully still offers some value. Here are the 5 themes. My thoughts on the first one (tangible) are below the list: Tangible (this post) Social Web of data Strategy [...]

IA Summit 2007 — Leaving Las Vegas

In Articles on 27 March 2007 tagged conferences, Europe, events, IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, international, North America with 1 comment

I’m sitting in the North West Airlines World Club in Detroit using my eleven hour (!) lay-over to work away all the email and RSS feeds that have been piling up during the past days of being (mostly) off-line. I had a great time at the IA Summit. It was definitely worth the trip. Attended [...]

Packing for the IA Summit

In Articles on 22 March 2007 tagged conferences, elsewhere, IA, IA Summit, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, Jaiku, travel, Twitter updates with 1 comment

Just firing off a quick post while packing for the IA Summit. Tomorrow morning I’m taking off on my flight to Vegas. For anyone curious about my doings while in the states, your best bet is Jaiku1. SMS-ing the occasional update should be affordable and won’t take too much time. No live blogging I’m afraid, [...]

IA Summit 2007 — One Week to Go

In Articles on 16 March 2007 tagged conferences, events, IA, IA Summit, IA Summit 2007, information architecture with 5 comments

While we’re on the topic of attending events: I’m lucky enough to attend this year’s IA Summit. It’s all the way in Las Vegas (a long flight from my humble country) so there’ll be plenty of jet lag to cope with. Also it’s just the conference for me, no time to attend the pre-conference workshops [...]