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April 7, 2011
Five lessons from an Information Architecture career
"Today I delivered the opening keynote address at the Polish IA Summit in Warsaw, entitled 'Come as you are'. It is the story of how I've come to spend 13 years building digital products, and how I've observed and been part of the changes and development in the UX and IA disciplines over that time. It finishes with what I consider to be the five key lessons about computers and people from my career as an IA practitioner." (Martin Belam)
Posted by PJB at April 7, 2011 12:26 PM | Classification: Events - Information architecture