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A List Apart
Subject: Expert Opinions, Standards & Guidelines, Web Development
Language: English
Abstract: A List Apart Magazine (ISSN: 1534-0295) explores the design, development, and meaning of web content, with a special focus on web standards and best practices.
Alertbox
by Jakob Nielsen (1995)
Subject: User Centered Design, Web Design
Language: English
Abstract: Jakob Nielsen's bi-weekly column that investigates a broad range of Web usability principles and ideas.
Available Translations:
Japanese at www.usability.gr.jp/alertbox/
Antenna
Subject: Experience Design, Interface Design, Visual Design
Language: English
Abstract: By Giant Ant Design. Discusses design from a variety of perspectives, including experience, graphic, information.
Bloug
by Lou Rosenfeld
Subject: Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Lou Rosenfeld's blog regarding "information architecture and anything else I want to discuss." Subjects include enterprise IA, book and article reviews, and content management.
Boxes and Arrows
Subject: Business Context, Information Architecture - Practices, Interaction Design
Language: English
Abstract: Boxes and Arrows is devoted to the practice, innovation, and discussion of design; including graphic design, interaction design, information architecture and the design of business. Since 2001, it’s been a peer-written journal promoting contributors who want to provoke thinking, push limits, and teach a few things along the way.
Boxes and Arrows: The Design behind the Design
Subject: Design, Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: "Boxes and Arrows is the definitive source for the complex task of bringing architecture and design to the digital landscape. There are various titles and professions associated with this undertaking—information architecture, information design, interaction design, interface design—but when we looked at the work that we were actually doing, we found a 'community of practice' with similarities in outlook and approach that far outweighed our differences."
Communication Design Quarterly
Subject: Interface Design, Writing for the Web
Language: English
Abstract: SIGDOC provides a forum on documentation and user
support for computer products and systems. The SIG
studies and publishes processes, methods, and technologies
for communicating information using printed and online
text, hypermedia, and multimedia. Members include
technical communication professionals, educators,
researches, web designers, system designers, developers,
usability specialists, and managers responsible for
producing or supervising the creation of documentation,
online help systems, websites and user interfaces. Benefits
include discounts at the intimate SIGDOC conference, a
high quality website with broad professional contacts, a
respected quarterly publication, a membership directory,
and free access to SIGDOC conference proceedings on the
ACM Portal to Computing Literature. Membership also
includes a subscription to the ACM Journal of
Computer Documentation.
Critical Reviews of Corporate Websites
by Lou Rosenfeld (2000 to 2000)
Subject: Information Architecture - General, Web Design
Language: English
Abstract: This column reviewed corporate Web sites from an IA perspective. Reviewed sites include gm.com, toysrus.com, and fedex.com.
Dynamic Taxonomies: A Model for Large Information Bases
by Giovanni M. Sacco (6/2000)
Subject: Faceted Classification, Information Retrieval, Knowledge Management
Language: English
Abstract: A new taxonomic model for structuring and accessing
large heterogeneous information bases is presented.
The model is designed to simplify both classification and
access by computer-illiterate people. It defines simple
and intuitive operations to access large information
bases at the conceptual level and at different levels of
abstraction, in a totally assisted way, through a simple,
yet effective visual interface. The model can also be
used to summarize result sets computed by other query
methods, such as information retrieval, shape retrieval,
etc., and to provide user maps for complex hypermedia
networks. The experience gained by applying this model
to commercial applications is reported. architecture).
elegant hack
by Christina Wodtke
Subject: Experience Design, Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: "eleganthack.com is a one-person website devoted to exploring and furthering the emerging art of user experience design and information architecture on the web."
Findability.org
by Peter Morville
Subject: Findability
Language: English
Abstract: Peter Morville's blog on the concept of findability.
I Column Like I CM
by Bob Doyle (2004)
Subject: Content Management, Knowledge Management, Organizational Theory
Language: English
Abstract: Monthly online columns and six print columns a year in EContent Magazine on topics from faceted classification and structured information to website indexing and information scent.
i.a. etc.
by Joseph Tate
Subject: Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Blog on general information architecture concepts as well as design and CSS.
IA Podcast
by Jeff Parks (2010)
Subject: Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Since 2006, Jeff Parks has been interviewing IA and UX practioners for insights on the discipline.
IAnything Goes
by Jeff Lash (2002 to 2003)
Subject: Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: This column attempts to demonstrate "the importance of information architecture in the web development process, and how non-IAs can learn and incorporate information architecture concepts into their work in the converging world of information architecture, user-centered design, web development and business strategy."
Idblog
by Beth Mazur
Subject: Information Design
Language: English
Abstract: "IDblog is Beth Mazur tilting at power law windmills. A little bit Internet, a little bit technology, a little bit society, and a lot about designing useful information products."
InfoDesign - Understanding by Design - News
by Peter Bogaards
Subject: Information Architecture - General, Information Design
Language: English
Journal of Usability Studies
Subject: Human Computer Interaction, User Centered Design, User Testing
Language: English
Abstract: The Journal of Usability Studies (JUS) is a
peer-reviewed, international, online publication dedicated to
promoting and enhancing the practice, research, and
education of user experience design and evaluation.
The journal aims to provide usability practitioners and
researchers with a forum to share:
- Empirical findings and case studies
- Emerging methods and tools from within the user experience profession and from related disciplines, such as market research and technical communications
- Reports of good practices in user experience
- Approaches and case studies in usability education and training
LucDesk
by Lucian Millis
Subject: Experience Design, Web Design
Language: English
Abstract: "LucDesk is a personal (web)log focusing on web design, user experience, creative use of technology, and other topics of interest, including security, digital art, photography, illustration, and more."
Noise Between Stations
by Victor Lombardi
Subject: Design, Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Addresses a variety of current information architecture topics.
peterme.com
by Peter Merholz
Subject: Design, Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Updated at least once a week, this blog covers a wide range of Web issues and topics.
Putting People First (2010)
Subject: End Users, Experience Design, User Centered Design
Language: English
Abstract: This non-commercial experience design gateway is developed as a public service to all those interested in the broader field of experience design and user-centred design.
All posts have in common that they reveal some insight on how to create products and services that are driven by an understanding of people.
Putting People First is maintained by Mark Vanderbeeken of the Italy-based experience design company Experientia with the support of his business partners and his readers. It is read by about 6000 people per day, most of whom access the contents via rss.
Semantics
by Peter Morville (2001)
Subject: Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Peter Morville's column about information architecture and strategy.
Strange Connections
by Peter Morville (2000 to 2001)
Subject: Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Peter Morville's bi-weekly column on the evolving definition of information architecture.
The Indexer: The International Journal of Indexing
Subject: Indexing
Language: English
Abstract: The Indexer appears four times a year, in March, June,
September and December. Subscriptions for individuals
include a print copy plus on-line access to latest issues.
Earlier issues are being made freely accessible on the
website as copyright issues are resolved. Institutions may
choose from on-line access, paper copies or both.
Understanding Digital Humanities
by David M. Berry (3/13/2013)
Subject: Digital Libraries, Library & Information Science
Language: English
Abstract: The application of new computational techniques and
visualisation technologies in the Arts and Humanities are
resulting in fresh approaches and methodologies for the
study of new and traditional corpora. This computational
turn takes the methods and techniques from computer
science to create innovative means of close and distant
reading. This book discusses the implications and
applications of Digital Humanities and the questions raised
when using algorithmic techniques. Key researchers in the
field provide a comprehensive introduction to important
debates surrounding issues such as the contrast between
narrative versus database, pattern-matching versus
hermeneutics, and the statistical paradigm versus the data
mining paradigm. Also discussed are the new forms of
collaboration within the Arts and Humanities that are raised
through modular research teams and new organisational
structures, as well as techniques for collaborating in an
interdisciplinary way.
user experience en español
by Gabriel Porras
Subject: Experience Design
Language: English
Abstract: El blog de Gabriel Porras. "User experience en español: Usabilidad, Accesibilidad, Encontrabilidad, Arquitectura de la Información..."
User Experience Magazine
Subject: Experience Design, Interaction Design, Visual Design
Language: English
Abstract: UX - User Experience is a magazine by and
about usability professionals, featuring significant and
unique articles dealing with the broad field of usability and
the user experience.
UX - User Experience offers an editorial
balance among strategy, management issues, philosophy,
methodology and practice.
UX Booth
by Andrew Maier
Subject: Information Architecture - Education & Training, User Centered Design
Language: English
Abstract: The UX Booth is a group that writes about User Experience, and offers free Website Usability Reviews that all designers and developers can benefit from.
UX Matters
Subject: Experience Design, Expert Opinions, User Centered Design
Language: English
Abstract: Insights and inspiration for the user experience community from experts in user experience (UX) strategy or management, any aspect of UX design—including interaction design, industrial design, information architecture, information design, or visual design—any type of user research—from generative field research to usability—or user assistance
UX Matters
Subject: Experience Design
Language: English
Abstract: Founded by Pabini Gabriel-Petit in 2005,
UXmatters provides insights and inspiration to
both professionals working in all aspects of user experience
(UX)—at every stage in their career—and
students who are just beginning their journey in user
experience. UXmatters offers a platform where our
authors—who include many of the leading experts in
user experience—can teach UX best practices to
developing UX professionals and influence the future
direction of the UX community. The information needs of
the UX community are diverse, and
UXmatters endeavors to satisfy them. Our
articles provide comprehensive coverage of important UX
topics, ranging from focused, practical, actionable advice
and best practices; to concise overviews of broader topics;
to deep thought pieces that explore strategic aspects of
user experience. Many of our authors are UX thought
leaders who write about innovative ideas that are important
to the advancement of the UX industry as a whole.
UXculture
by Bob Goodman
Subject: Experience Design
Language: English
Abstract: Discusses issues related to the user experience and usability of the networked world.
UXpod: User Experience Podcast (1/2010)
Subject: User Centered Design
Language: English
Abstract: The User Experience Podcast features a wide range of interviewees and commentary. Transcripts are available for some episodes, and more are being added.
Web Architect
by Peter Morville (1995 to 1999)
Subject: Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Web Architect was a column in Songline Studio's Web Review magazine from 1995 to 1999. It offered a humorous yet practical exploration of information architecture topics.
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by Peter Boersma
Subject: Experience Design, Information Architecture - General
Language: English
Abstract: Includes reflections on user experience, as well as a variety of postings such as IA discipline models and an IA Summit review.
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