Информационная архитектура. чертежи для сайта

Все веб-сайты имеют архитектуру, даже если вы ее не разрабатывали, точно также, как любое здание имеет архитектуру: от лачуги около железнодорожных путей до высочайшего чикагского небоскреба. К сожалению, большинство веб-сайтов скорее лачуги, чем небоскребы. Компании, поспешно выставившие в Сеть свои веб-сайты во времена коммерческого бума Интернета, уже посещались «стройинспектором» Якобом Нильсеном, вынесшим вердикт - «на снос». Однако сейчас мы входим во времена реконструкции сайтов, и мы можем провести ее правильно. Книга Информационная архитектура: чертежи для сайта вводит основные понятия информационной архитектуры: организация содержимого (контента) веб-сайта, таким образом, чтобы оно легко находилось, разработка интерактивного дизайна веб-сайта, удобного в работе, и интерфейса, легко понимаемого пользователем. Эта книга поможет дизайнерам, менеджерам проектов, программистам и другим практикам в области информационной архитектуры избежать дорогостоящих ошибок прошлого. Она учит искусству информационной архитектуры в краткой и понятной форме. Используйте эту книгу, и вы пройдете инспекцию по удобству работы с сайтом на ура! Introduces The Core Concepts Of Information Architecture: Organizing Web Site Content So That It Can Be Found, Designing Web Site Interaction So That It's Pleasant To Use, And Creating An Interface That Is Easy To Understand--back Cover. Introduction: Why Blueprint A Web Site? -- 1. Gurus And Rules: In Which Some People Like To Boss You Around, When We Know That's My Job -- 2. First Principles: Some Rules Of Thumb, And Some Thumbing Of Rules -- 3. Balancing Acts -- Users, Technology, And Business: In Which We Discover That Businesses Like To Make Money -- 4. Those People: In Which We Discover That Asking Users To Read The Mind Of The Designer Is A Waste Of Time, And We Learn To Read Their Minds Instead -- 5. Sock Drawers And Cd Racks -- Everything Must Be Organized: In Which We Learn That A Lot Of Stuff Can Be A Bad Thing, And Organization Can Be A Good Thing -- 6. A Bricklayer's View Of Information Architecture: In Which We Learn To Design Our Architecture From The Bottom Up -- 7. From A To C By Way Of B: In Which We Design A Nice Path For The User To Get From One Place To Another, Surviving Such Perils As Shopping Carts And Pop-up Windows -- 8. Eat Me, Drink Me, Push Me: In Which The Subtle Arts Of The Interface Are Examined -- 9. Making It All Up, Writing It All Down: In Which We Learn That Pencils Make Us Smarter -- 10. All Together Now: In Which We Make A Web Site -- 11. Being Effective: In Which We Learn That There Is More To Getting Your Job Done Than Drawing A Straight Line -- 12. And In The End...: In Which The Ghosts Of Information Architecture Past, Present, And Future Visit -- Recommended Reading. Christina Wodtke. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [331]-338) And Index. All web sites have an architecture, whether you design one or not-just as every building has an architecture, from the lowly shanty by the railroad track to Chicagos tallest skyscraper. Unfortunately, most web sites are shanties, not skyscrapers. Companies that hastily threw up a web site in the dot-com boom days were visited by building inspector Jakob Neilsen, who told them their site should be condemned. But now we are entering a time of rebuilding, and weve got a chance to get it right. Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web introduces the core concepts of information architecture: organizing web site content so that it can be found, designing web site interaction so that it's pleasant to use, and creating an interface that is easy to understand. This book will help designers, project managers, programmers, and other information architecture practitioners avoid the costly mistakes of the past by teaching the skills of information architecture swiftly and clearly. Use this book and you will pass the usability inspection with flying colors! Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web, Second Edition introduces the core concepts of information architecture: organizing web site content so that it can be found, designing website interaction so that it's pleasant to use, and creating an interface that is easy to understand. This book helps designers, project managers, programmers, and other information architecture practitioners avoid costly mistakes by teaching the skills of information architecture swiftly and clearly. Introduces the core concepts of information architecture: organizing web site content so that it can be found, designing web site interaction so that it's pleasant to use, and creating an interface that is easy to understand. This book is useful for designers, project managers, programmers, and other information architecture practitioners.