content by the slice, information architecture workshop - mobile uxcamp dc 2015
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Content by the Slice, Information Architecture Workshop
@anthonydpaul • Director of UX at idfive • Mobile UXCamp DC 2015
We need to design data experiences.”
Dan Willis, ~30 minutes ago
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important tasks, important users, beyond devices
Let’s start with an exercise
● Groups of 3 to 5
You're organizing a series of items into a navigation tree for use on a small screen like a wristwatch.
1 of 2: Let’s start with an exercise (10 min)
1 of 2: Let’s start with an exercise (10 min)
● Up to 4 items/categories at once
● As many levels as you need
● Quickly and easily find any item
1 of 2: Let’s start with an exercise (10 min)
● Why did you choose it?
● Deepest number of levels?
● Hardest item?
● Biggest weakness?
1 of 2: Tell us about your mechanism
Swap app types with a nearby team. If you get the same type, trade with someone else.
2 of 2: Trade contexts (5 min)
● Make as few modifications as possible
● Add/Remove categories if necessary
2 of 2: Trade contexts (5 min)
● What changed?
● What moved the furthest?
● What stayed the same?
2 of 2: Tell us about your mechanism
Dan Klyn & Andrew Hinton on “thingness”
Dan Klyn & Andrew Hinton on “thingness”
Dan Klyn & Andrew Hinton on “thingness”
There is no right way [to organize content].”
Abby Covert, UX Week 2015 • http://vimeo.com/139025676
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try multiple ways, look for patterns, find a blend
Think likeBloomberg Billionaires
http://www.bloomberg.com/billionaires/
http://www.bloomberg.com/billionaires/
Five Hat Rack (aka, LATCH)
● Location
● Alphabet
● Time
● Category
● Hierarchy
If you need inspiration…
Thank you
Online athttp://adp.rocks or http:// .ws
Twitter@anthonydpaul
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