Today's web sites have moved far beyond "brochureware." They are larger and more complex, have great strategic value to their sponsors, and their users are busier and less forgiving. Designers, information architects, and web site managers are required to juggle vast amounts of information, frequent changes, new technologies, and sometimes even multiple objectives, making some web sites look like a fast-growing but poorly planned city-roads everywhere, but impossible to navigate. Well-planned information architecture has never been as essential as it is now. Information Architecture for the World Wide Web, 2nd Edition, shows you how to blend aesthetics and mechanics for distinctive, cohesive web sites that work. Most books on web development concentrate on either the graphics or the technical issues of a site. This book focuses on the framework that holds the two together. This edition contains more than 75% new material. You'll find updated chapters on organization, labeling, navigation, and searching; and a new chapter on thesauri, controlled vocabularies and metadata will help you understand the interconnectedness of these systems. The authors have expanded the methodology chapters to include a more interdisciplinary collection of tools and techniques. They've also complemented the top-down strategies of the first edition with bottom-up approaches that enable distributed, emergent solutions. A whole new section addresses the opportunities and challenges of practicing information architecture, while another section discusses how that work impacts and is influenced by the broader organizational context. New case studies provide models for creating enterprise intranet portals and online communities. Finally, you'll find pointers to a wealth of essential information architecture resources, many of which did not exist a few years ago. By applying the principles outlined in this completely updated classic, you'll build web sites and intranets that are easier to navigate and appealing to your users, as well as scalable and simple to maintain. Information Architecture for the World Wide Web, 2nd Edition is a treasure trove of ideas and practical advice for anyone involved in building or maintaining a large, complex web site or intranet.
Louis Rosenfeld是独立信息架构顾问,也是Rosenfeld Media的创始人和出版商。他与其他人共同成立了信息架构协会、uxnet,并举办了AsIs&T信息架构系列高峰会。他最近的客户包括Accenture、Caterpillar、Ford、Microsoft,以及NCAA。他的博客地址是www.louisrosenfed.com。
图书馆员写的一本沉闷的书。他不知道信息技术已经在他那个领域带来一场小小革命了吗? 字数不够,稍微说一下应该期望看到而没有的内容。 1、简短而清晰的对传统信息管理方式的描述。 2、信息技术带来的变化,包括信息创造和信息被传播与分享的全新方式,包括信息内容与结构方面...
评分其实互联网设计阅读推荐是读此书后,受启发完成的。因为我觉得想清楚了关键点,在各自不同角度深入下去,虽然得到的东西差不多,但思路千差万别。 也许这就是交集越大,协作越顺畅的必然。在产品实践中,我发现超过80%的问题都与信息架构有关,最容易引起争论的也是。书中有一...
评分当你规划一个大公司的网站时,正在为如何开始头痛时,这本书对你很有帮助。 当你做过不少大型的网站后,你会发现这本把你项目初期做的很多工作,系统化和理论化了,虽然你不知道这些东西也做出了好的网站。
评分准备在今年的UCD年会工作坊与来自豆瓣的设计师Tony一起分享关于“Web信息架构”实践心得,假期特意借了本《Web信息架构》重新温习,结合实践查漏补缺梳理知识体系。这本书我认为是比较值得反复推敲的拔高类,而非指导操作类专业书,也确实如某些网友评价有晦涩难懂实用性不佳的...
评分和期望差距较大,快速翻下来几乎没有什么收获,唯一有点印象的是“组织、标签、导航、搜索”四个分类。翻译不够顺畅,很多情况下是对字翻译。感觉可以做图书馆学的参考读物。
构架在很多学科里都有,整理有序也是一门很精深的学问。前面的内容还算能理解,后面的内容基本上无法消化,狼吞虎咽的过了一遍,希望以后有机会能在反复读一下。
评分构架在很多学科里都有,整理有序也是一门很精深的学问。前面的内容还算能理解,后面的内容基本上无法消化,狼吞虎咽的过了一遍,希望以后有机会能在反复读一下。
评分构架在很多学科里都有,整理有序也是一门很精深的学问。前面的内容还算能理解,后面的内容基本上无法消化,狼吞虎咽的过了一遍,希望以后有机会能在反复读一下。
评分越写越烂啊!最后跳着看的
评分越写越烂啊!最后跳着看的
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