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May 30, 2012
Modelling Information Experiences
Next up, design models for content experiences.
"Information architecture relates to science as its models draw on insights and theories of cognition. And its models relate to art as they aim to create a meaningful experience. Both aspects are important. Only if IA models manage to blend science and art can they touch the head and the heart."
(Kai Weber a.k.a. @techwriterkai ~ Kai’s Tech Writing Blog)
Posted by PJB at May 30, 2012 10:39 AM | Classification: Information architecture - Information design