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The Wireframe Audiences

By Chris Poteet on December 3, 2008

Infor­ma­tion Archi­tec­ture is a dif­fi­cult field. Not only do we con­tin­u­ally have to sell the impor­tance of our field, but we also serve a role that most IT peo­ple do not. We walk the thin line between busi­ness ana­lysts and design­ers; we also have the dif­fi­cult job of trans­lat­ing func­tional busi­ness require­ments into some­thing our […]

Posted in Information Architecture, Project Management, User Experience, User Interface | Tagged sdlc, wireframe | 2 Responses

A Primer on Information Architecture: Introduction

A Primer on Information Architecture: Introduction

By Chris Poteet on August 6, 2008

Infor­ma­tion Archi­tec­ture (IA) is one of the most impor­tant and excit­ing con­cepts in design­ing appli­ca­tions, but it also one of the least under­stood by a major­ity of design­ers, pro­gram­mers, busi­ness ana­lysts, etc. Hope­fully through the fol­low­ing overview of the major con­cepts and ben­e­fits you can imme­di­ately improve both the util­ity and fin­abitliy of infor­ma­tion in […]

Posted in Information Architecture, User Interface | Tagged definition, disciplines, information seeking behavior, Resources, sdlc, search, Web Design | Leave a response

The Value-Up Paradigm

By Chris Poteet on February 9, 2008

The par­a­digms I’m going to con­trast are how we view the entire devel­op­ment process. I will refer to two dif­fer­ent par­a­digms: the first is the “work-down” approach which I will con­trast with the “value-up” approach. I read about this in Soft­ware Engi­neer­ing with Microsoft Visual Stu­dio Team Sys­tem con­cern­ing the new Microsoft approach to software […]

Posted in Project Management | Tagged agile, Design, development, project management, sdlc, teams, Web Design | 3 Responses

Engaging the Entire Development Team

By Chris Poteet on November 21, 2007

Before I left col­lege the only expe­ri­ence I had in soft­ware devel­op­ment was as a one-man team. I did all the design and back-end devel­op­ment. There wasn’t a con­flict of inter­est between designer and pro­gram­mer, because they were both one per­son! As I left col­lege and got into the “real world” I found that it […]

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