Information Architecture

Left-side vertical navigation on desktop: Scalable, responsive, and easy to scan - Vertical navigation is a good fit for broad or growing IAs, but takes up more space than horizontal… - Page Laubheimer / filed under Information Architecture, UI Design

Card sorting: Uncover users’ mental models for better information architecture - Card sorting is a UX research technique in which users organize topics into groups. Use it to create… - Katie Sherwin / filed under Information Architecture, UX Design

Information and information architecture: The BIG picture - This article explores not only the basics of information architecture, but also the broader view of the information… - Carrie Webster / filed under Information Architecture

Information architecture: The intersection of users, content and context - We live in the information age — a period characterized by the rapid shift from industrial production to… - Oliver Lindberg / filed under Information Architecture

Rediscovering information architecture - As most of our civic, social, and commercial interactions move to the digital space, we need to find… - Caio Braga / filed under Information Architecture

The 3-click rule for navigation is false - While it is important to keep key information easily accessible, the 3-click rule is an arbitrary rule of… - Page Laubheimer / filed under Information Architecture