Format:
1 Online-Ressource (1 PDF (xix, 152 pages))
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illustrations.
Edition:
Second edition (Online-Ausg.)
ISBN:
9783031023088
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9781627059060
Series Statement:
Synthesis lectures on information concepts, retrieval, and services # 56
Content:
Bibliography -- Author biographies
Content:
10. The future of IA -- 10.1 Global IA -- 10.1.1 Makeup of the world's internet users -- 10.1.2 The need for internationalization and localization -- 10.1.3 Cross-culture theories and localization -- 10.2 The future of IA -- 10.2.1 The IA community -- 10.3 New challenges for information architects -- 10.3.1 Findabiliity and cross-channel/ubiquitous access -- 10.3.2 Content representation -- 10.3.3 Digital preservation -- 10.3.4 Voice and gesture -- 10.3.5 Customer experience -- 10.4 IA and research -- 10.5 IA and beyond --
Content:
9. IA in practice -- 9.1 Design and development teams -- 9.1.1 Makeup of a user experience design team -- 9.1.2 Specialists, generalists, and "T-shaped" professionals -- 9.1.3 Centralized vs. distributed organizational models -- 9.1.4 Desired competencies and skill sets for IAs -- 9.2 Design and development frameworks -- 9.2.1 Agile -- 9.2.2 Design thinking -- 9.2.3 Lean UX -- 9.2.4 Rocket surgery made easy -- 9.3 UX decision support framework -- 9.3.1 Five methods -- 9.3.2 Using the framework -- 9.4 Summary --
Content:
8. Design patterns, emerging principles, and mobile considerations -- 8.1 Design patterns -- 8.1.1 Criticism of patterns -- 8.1.2 Patterns and innovation -- 8.1.3 Design pattern examples -- 8.2 Emerging principles -- 8.2.1 Responsive design -- 8.2.2 Grids -- 8.2.3 General principles from leading tech companies -- 8.3 Mobile IA considerations -- 8.3.1 Smartphone characteristics -- 8.3.2 Focus on the mobile context -- 8.3.3 Minimizing the need for text entry -- 8.3.4 Prioritize essential information -- 8.3.5 Other mobile usability best practices -- 8.3.6 Mobile as the platform -- 8.3.7 User's identity and wallet -- 8.3.8 Mobile and personalization -- 8.3.9 Privacy and security issues need to be addressed -- 8.4 Summary --
Content:
7. Interaction design -- 7.1 Interaction design principles -- 7.1.1 Fitt's law: design for Fitt's -- 7.1.2 Design for affordance -- 7.1.3 Design for efficiency -- 7.1.4 Design for forgiveness -- 7.1.5 Design for user perceptions -- 7.1.6 Design for help -- 7.1.7 Design for color blindness -- 7.1.8 Design for personalization and customization -- 7.2 Interaction design components -- 7.2.1 Views, forms, and workflow -- 7.2.2 Filters and controls -- 7.2.3 Interactivity -- 7.3 Summary --
Content:
6. User information behavior and design implications -- 6.1 Understanding user needs and information behavior -- 6.2 Theories and principles about user information behavior -- 6.2.1 Magic number seven -- 6.2.2 Hick's law -- 6.2.3 Zipf 's law: the principle of least effort -- 6.2.4 Information scent theory -- 6.2.5 Bounded rationality -- 6.2.6 Dual process theory -- 6.2.7 Paradox of choice: less is more -- 6.2.8 The berry picking information behavior model -- 6.2.9 Exploratory search -- 6.2.10 Basic level categories -- 6.2.11 Theories summary -- 6.3 Design implications -- 6.3.1 Web use considerations -- 6.3.2 Web users don't read pages, they scan -- 6.3.3 Web users don't make optimal choices, they satisfice -- 6.3.4 How do people search the web? -- 6.4 Summary --
Content:
5. Information organization and navigation design -- 5.1 Logical organization -- 5.2 Semantic organization -- 5.2.1 Metadata -- 5.2.2 Controlled vocabularies -- 5.3 Navigation systems -- 5.3.1 Purpose of navigation -- 5.4 Search systems -- 5.5 Summary --
Content:
4. IA research and evaluation -- 4.1 Research -- 4.1.1 Research methods -- 4.1.2 Content and user research and methods -- 4.1.3 User personas -- 4.2 Evaluation -- 4.2.1 The need for evaluation -- 4.3 Research and evaluation methods -- 4.3.1 Heuristic evaluation -- 4.3.2 Usage statistics and log analysis -- 4.3.3 Card sorting -- 4.3.4 Usability testing -- 4.3.5 Surveys -- 4.3.6 Observation and contextual inquiry -- 4.3.7 Interviews -- 4.3.8 Benchmarking process -- 4.4 Summary --
Content:
3. IA and user-centered design -- 3.1 UCD background -- 3.2 Include users in research and design -- 3.3 Misconceptions of UCD -- 3.3.1 UCD does not mean focusing only on user needs and ignoring business goals and market opportunities -- 3.3.2 UCD does not mean that the design is against introducing new technologies or changes -- 3.3.3 UCD does not mean that users themselves can best design for their own use -- 3.4 ISO 9241 -- 3.4.1 Usability -- 3.5 UCD design process -- 3.5.1 Front end UI design -- 3.5.2 Behind the scenes: metadata and controlled vocabulary design -- 3.5.3 Design deliverables -- 3.5.4 UCD teams -- 3.5.5 Iterative design -- 3.5.6 Iterative design frameworks -- 3.6 Summary --
Content:
2. Information architecture and evolving information spaces -- 2.1 From the web to integrated information spaces -- 2.1.1 From foundation to integration -- 2.2 Foundation -- 2.3 Web1.0 -- 2.4 Web2.0 -- 2.4.1 Mashups -- 2.4.2 Personalization and aggregation -- 2.4.3 Rich internet apps -- 2.4.4 Tagging and hashtags -- 2.4.5 Wikis, blogs, and social media -- 2.4.6 Web office applications -- 2.5 Integrated generation -- 2.5.1 Artificial intelligence, automated assistants -- 2.5.2 Cloud -- 2.5.3 Mobile -- 2.5.4 Sensors and the internet of things -- 2.5.5 Wearables -- 2.5.6 Ubiquity and user-centered design -- 2.6 Summary --
Note:
Part of: Synthesis digital library of engineering and computer science. - Includes bibliographical references (pages 141-150). - Google book search. Google scholar. Compendex. INSPEC. - Title from PDF title page (viewed on March 21, 2017)
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1. Information architecture: definitions and scopes -- 1.1 Definitions of information architecture -- 1.1.1 Wurman's definition of information architect -- 1.1.2 Rosenfield and Morville's definition -- 1.1.3 Pervasive information architecture -- 1.1.4 Enterprise information architecture -- 1.1.5 The definition used in this book -- 1.2 From web design to information architecture -- 1.3 Information architecture and related disciplines -- 1.4 Summary --
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9783031011801
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9783031034367
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781627059763
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe ISBN 978-1-62705-976-3
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Ding, Wei Information architecture [San Rafael] : Morgan & Claypool Publishers, 2017 ISBN 9781627059763
Language:
English
Keywords:
Benutzeroberfläche
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-031-02308-8
