Posting Date: July 12, 2002

Information architecture concepts (IBM) -- "An information architect is a vital member of a Web development team, playing a critical role in how content is organized on a Web site. This article seeks to clear up some of the misconceptions about information architecture and help define the role an information architect plays in Web site development."

Reader Comments...

If you look in the Resources section near the bottom of the article you will see this quote:

"The Nielsen-Norman Group runs a very good Web site called Usable Web. It is chock full of all kinds of usability and information architecture topics, plus links to resources on the Web."

That is WRONG. Nielsen-Norman do not own or operate this Usable Web. It is operated by Keith Instone.

Posted by: John S. Rhodes on July 12, 2002 12:28 PM

But Keith hasn't updated it in a long time. Not sure he intends to either. Try submitting a site and see his message.

M
(whose computer's motherboard is fried but still posts comments on this site from a cybercafe)

Posted by: MadMan on July 13, 2002 12:13 PM

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