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'''Class Goals'''
 
'''Class Goals'''
 
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#Discuss advanced design aesthetics including minimalism
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#Continue information architecture material
 
      
 
      
 
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==Information Architecture Continued==
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IA blueprints (high-level, wireframe)
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Content mapping, chunks
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==Due==
 
Project 3 mockup presentations
 
Project 3 mockup presentations
  
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  "Information Architecture for the World Wide Web" (Rosenfeld & Morville; O'Reilly).  
 
  "Information Architecture for the World Wide Web" (Rosenfeld & Morville; O'Reilly).  
 
pgs. 243-269 (Chpt. 11)
 
pgs. 243-269 (Chpt. 11)
-- "Strategy" - a walkthrough of IA development with a client
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"Information Architecture for the World Wide Web" (Rosenfeld & Morville; O'Reilly).
 
"Information Architecture for the World Wide Web" (Rosenfeld & Morville; O'Reilly).
 
pgs. 270-298 (Chpt. 12, stopping before "Controlled Vocabularies")
 
pgs. 270-298 (Chpt. 12, stopping before "Controlled Vocabularies")
-- IA blueprints (high-level, wireframe)
 
-- content mapping, chunks
 

Revision as of 21:14, 23 August 2006


Class Goals

  1. Discuss advanced design aesthetics including minimalism
  2. Continue information architecture material

Information Architecture Continued

IA blueprints (high-level, wireframe) Content mapping, chunks

Due

Project 3 mockup presentations

View AIM Assignment 9: Bare Essentials

Homework

AIM Project 3 2nd presentation due next week


"Information Architecture for the World Wide Web" (Rosenfeld & Morville; O'Reilly). 

pgs. 243-269 (Chpt. 11)

"Information Architecture for the World Wide Web" (Rosenfeld & Morville; O'Reilly). pgs. 270-298 (Chpt. 12, stopping before "Controlled Vocabularies")