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Sunday, 07 June 2009

The Lifecycle of a Wireframe

Nick Finck posted slides from his Puget Sound SIGCHI lecture on The Lifecycle of a Wireframe. Some slides are repeated and it's not clear why without hearing the presentation but it contains a great summary of key concepts and questions an IA should always be aware of.

The Life Cycle of a Wireframe
My overall strategy for IA is 3 step process; understanding the problem (note: not merely identifying the problem but really understanding it), find a solution (there may be more than one solution, but there is often only one right solution), and present the solution (a large part of your job as a IA is presenting your work so the client can understand the results).

Posted by at 12:21:25 PM in information architecture, interaction design, process

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