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As physical and digital interactions intertwine, new challenges for digital product designers and developers, as well as, industrial designers and architects are materializing. While well versed in designing navigation, organization, and labelling of websites and software, professionals are faced the crucial challenge of how to apply these techniques to information systems that cross communication channels that link the digital world to the physical world.
Pervasive Information Architecture provides examples showing why and how one would:
- Model and shape information to adapt itself to users' needs, goals, and seeking strategies
- Reduce disorientation and increase legibility and way-finding in digital and physical spaces
- Alleviate the frustration associated with choosing from an ever-growing set of information, services, and goods
- Suggest relevant connections between pieces of information, services and goods to help users achieve their goals.
*Master agile information structures while meeting the unique user needs on such devices as smart phones, GPS systems, and tablets
*Find out the 'why' and 'how' of pervasive information architecture (IA) through detailed examples and real-world stories
*Learn about trade-offs that can be made and techniques for even the most unique design challenges
著者について
Andrea is an information architect with FatDUX, a UX firm with headquarters in Copenhagen, and a researcher at the University of Bors, Sweden.
An ICT professional since 1989 and a practising information architect since 1999, Andrea holds a PhD in Legal Informatics and a MA in Architecture and Industrial Design, and he is currently President of the Information Architecture Institute.
He pretends to play the piano, reads far too many books, chairs the Italian IA Summit, and co-founded the Journal of Information Architecture.
An ICT professional since 1989 and a practising information architect since 1999, Andrea holds a PhD in Legal Informatics and a MA in Architecture and Industrial Design, and he is currently President of the Information Architecture Institute.
He pretends to play the piano, reads far too many books, chairs the Italian IA Summit, and co-founded the Journal of Information Architecture.
Luca is a freelance information architect. One of Italy's pioneer, he has been a speaker at several international conferences - including EuroIA, the IA Summit, and HCI International.
Luca is the co-author of the book Organizing Knowledge: From Libraries to Information Architecture for the Web (Tecniche Nuove, 2006) and the author of Information Architecture: From Everyday things to the Web (Apogeo, 2007).
He is a member of the EuroIA Organizing Committee, sits on the Italian IA Summit Board, and is and editor for the Journal of Information Architecture.
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15 人中、14人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Great thesis, unbearably verbose
2011/5/15
形式:ペーパーバック|Amazonが確認した購入
First, the thesis of pervasive information architecture reflecting the manner in which information is accessed and interacted with in current technologically and marketing driven global society is profound and insightful. The authors really dig deep into the philosophical, sociological and psychological underpinnings of their thesis, and do so with varied and authoritative references. A definite contribution to the conversation.
Second, however, they are incredibly verbose in communicating their thesis. So much so that of the 230 pages of text, 150 or so could be cut and the reader would still be able to walk away with as much insight as they would reading the entire text. References to authorities of various disciplines, and supporting logic of their claims are supplemented with very lengthy illustrations and case studies that are whimsical and entertaining to family and friends, but for those who are busy and looking to grasp the future of IA are (at least to this reader) annoying and frustrating. Ironically, the bulk of the text makes "wayfinding" (read 'thesis-finding') in this text as frustrating an inverted Cambridge map. Sadly, the way in which the text is written one must scan the entire text to retrieve the nuggets of truly relevant material. If the writers/editors/publisher had inserted chapter summaries or the like that highlighted the main points with brief explanations, that would increase the ROI of this text greatly. They do include bullet points at the end of each chapter, but those are so brief and superficial as to not reflect the truly valuable information the authors presented interlaced amongst the exhausting verbiage.
Nevertheless, their thesis is sound, their cross-disciplinary references valuable and valid, and the core messages of the text are wonderful. Cut the fluff and this would be a fantastic read! I would give 5 stars for value of insight, 1 for lack of quality editorial redaction.
Second, however, they are incredibly verbose in communicating their thesis. So much so that of the 230 pages of text, 150 or so could be cut and the reader would still be able to walk away with as much insight as they would reading the entire text. References to authorities of various disciplines, and supporting logic of their claims are supplemented with very lengthy illustrations and case studies that are whimsical and entertaining to family and friends, but for those who are busy and looking to grasp the future of IA are (at least to this reader) annoying and frustrating. Ironically, the bulk of the text makes "wayfinding" (read 'thesis-finding') in this text as frustrating an inverted Cambridge map. Sadly, the way in which the text is written one must scan the entire text to retrieve the nuggets of truly relevant material. If the writers/editors/publisher had inserted chapter summaries or the like that highlighted the main points with brief explanations, that would increase the ROI of this text greatly. They do include bullet points at the end of each chapter, but those are so brief and superficial as to not reflect the truly valuable information the authors presented interlaced amongst the exhausting verbiage.
Nevertheless, their thesis is sound, their cross-disciplinary references valuable and valid, and the core messages of the text are wonderful. Cut the fluff and this would be a fantastic read! I would give 5 stars for value of insight, 1 for lack of quality editorial redaction.
1 人中、1人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Excellent! Golden Gate to the IA realm
2011/8/26
形式:Kindle版|Amazonが確認した購入
I found this book really good.
Eventhough I agree with previous comment in terms of length of verbiage, I felt this book provided an invaluable insight in lots of different aspects of information architecture.
My background is not on web design or development, but I've come to this field based on the goal of increasing value of users, by enabling platforms in order to easier people to find what they're looking for and increse efficiency. This book cover such a wide topic in a very interesting and profund way. The books is mainly structured like this:
Chapter 1. From Multichannel to Cross-channel
Chapter 2. Toward a Pervasive Information Architecture
Chapter 3. Heuristics for a Pervasive Information Architecture
Chapter 4. Place-making
Chapter 5. Consistency
Chapter 6. Resilience
Chapter 7. Reduction
Chapter 8. Correlation
Chapter 9. Designing Cross-channel User Experiences
Authors take you to history, cases, and reference other books in such a way, that really get you inmersed on the topic. I started from this book, and the extense amount of sources has lead me to start digging more and more into those sources (now, I'm getting familiar with more authors, books, research that I could imagine when I started the book).
It's true that for today business world sometimes you just want to get to the meat, but the substantiation provided for the authors has been an important part to me in order to get a more complete view and better understanding.
It's true at the beggining the book seemed to me somewhat though in terms of pure content and reference, but being so interested at the same time kept me going.
Also, the kindle version with the Text-To-Speach, helps a lot (Thanks Amazon, the kindle reads the book aloud to me, while I'm driving, and I check and revise again on the kindle for PC version) ...
Last but not least, interestingly enough, the Kindle version, with it's black&white approach did not communicate fully the pictures and images on the book (many of them with colored references for the topics covered)
Above all ups and downs, in terms of redaction and verbiage, the book as played a role of Gate into the IA realm and has invited me to search for more. To me, that's enough for a 5.
Eventhough I agree with previous comment in terms of length of verbiage, I felt this book provided an invaluable insight in lots of different aspects of information architecture.
My background is not on web design or development, but I've come to this field based on the goal of increasing value of users, by enabling platforms in order to easier people to find what they're looking for and increse efficiency. This book cover such a wide topic in a very interesting and profund way. The books is mainly structured like this:
Chapter 1. From Multichannel to Cross-channel
Chapter 2. Toward a Pervasive Information Architecture
Chapter 3. Heuristics for a Pervasive Information Architecture
Chapter 4. Place-making
Chapter 5. Consistency
Chapter 6. Resilience
Chapter 7. Reduction
Chapter 8. Correlation
Chapter 9. Designing Cross-channel User Experiences
Authors take you to history, cases, and reference other books in such a way, that really get you inmersed on the topic. I started from this book, and the extense amount of sources has lead me to start digging more and more into those sources (now, I'm getting familiar with more authors, books, research that I could imagine when I started the book).
It's true that for today business world sometimes you just want to get to the meat, but the substantiation provided for the authors has been an important part to me in order to get a more complete view and better understanding.
It's true at the beggining the book seemed to me somewhat though in terms of pure content and reference, but being so interested at the same time kept me going.
Also, the kindle version with the Text-To-Speach, helps a lot (Thanks Amazon, the kindle reads the book aloud to me, while I'm driving, and I check and revise again on the kindle for PC version) ...
Last but not least, interestingly enough, the Kindle version, with it's black&white approach did not communicate fully the pictures and images on the book (many of them with colored references for the topics covered)
Above all ups and downs, in terms of redaction and verbiage, the book as played a role of Gate into the IA realm and has invited me to search for more. To me, that's enough for a 5.
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