Corey and Deane chat about Information Architecture for the World Wide Web — ”The Polar Bear Book” — and then our experiences with information organization in real life.
Then, Lisa Maria Marquis, author of Everyday Information Architecture and You Should Write a Book, joins to discuss how to frame information architecture for those who aren’t web people, the hidden biases in organizing content, and a bit about why you should write your own book. (We also take a critical look at Lisa Maria’s bookshelf.)
The Web Project Guide (webproject.guide) podcast is sponsored by Blend Interactive, a web strategy, design, and development firm dedicated to guiding teams through complicated web and content problems, from content strategy and design to CMS implementation and support.
Read Chapter 10: Organize Your Content.
Show Notes and Further Discussion:
- Lisa Maria Marquis (@redsesame)
- Everyday Information Architecture
- You Should Write a Book
- The Future Is Like Pie
- A Book Apart
- Information Architecture for the Web and Beyond, by Louis Rosenfeld, Peter Morville, and Jorge Arango
- A Perfect Mess, by David H. Freedman and Eric Abrahamson
