Posts Tagged ‘information architecture’
10 problems your content management system will not solve and how to overcome them
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Posted in Tech/Development on the 30-10-2009 | 14 Comments
Content management systems are often perceived as a silver bullet that will solve all your content problems. In reality having a CMS is not enough. You must also address broader issues associated with the content of your website.
148. Recession Cheer
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Posted in Podcast on the 13-01-2009 | 7 Comments
On this weeks show: Surviving the recession with Andy Budd, providing effective browser support and free boagworld consultancy.
132. Drobo
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Posted in Podcast on the 27-08-2008 | 19 Comments
In this weeks show Paul and Marcus return to talk about the abundance of content management systems and ask the question “Are there too many?”, as well as discussing Paul’s new Drobo and backing up.
126. Scaling
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Posted in Podcast on the 14-07-2008 | 7 Comments
In this weeks show we learn lessons from the botched iPhone launch here in the UK. We chat to Jeff Veen about the designer / developer relationship and Marcus talks about adding jingles to your website.
115. sxsw
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Posted in Podcast on the 19-03-2008 | 8 Comments
On show 115: Lessons learnt at SXSW, Garett Dimon on form design and how to find usability test subjects.
A better information architecture tool
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Posted in Reviews on the 30-11-2007 | 20 Comments
I have never managed to find a tool I like for creating site hierarchies and getting them signed off. However, recently I found something that is definitely getting there.
Bargain basement usability testing
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Posted in Usability on the 28-11-2007 | 5 Comments
There is a lot written about usability testing both online and off. However, except for “Don’t Make Me Think” by Steve Krug they all seem to make it sound very complicated and expensive. So here is the boagworld guide to bargain basement usability testing.
A client’s work is never done
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Posted in Web strategy on the 26-04-2007 | 12 Comments
I recently wrote a post about the role of the client and how poorly defined it is. This started me thinking in more depth about how clients perceive web projects and how they often fail to grasp the enormity of the undertaking. In this post I want to explore the ongoing commitment that clients have to make to their websites.
The role of the website owner
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Posted in Web strategy on the 23-04-2007 | 3 Comments
There is a lot written about the role of web designers but very little written about what part website owners play in the evolution of their sites. It is an area I have been thinking a lot about recently and I wanted to share a few thoughts with you.
