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Basics of Information Architecture

Information architecture involves organizing and labeling content to enhance usability and findability. Key components include organization, labeling, navigation, and search systems, which improve user experience and information retrieval. It is applied in various fields such as web design, knowledge management, and e-commerce.

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Basics of Information Architecture

Information architecture involves organizing and labeling content to enhance usability and findability. Key components include organization, labeling, navigation, and search systems, which improve user experience and information retrieval. It is applied in various fields such as web design, knowledge management, and e-commerce.

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Basics of Information Architecture – Study Notes

Definition:
Information architecture is the practice of organizing, structuring, and labeling
content to support usability and findability.

1. Core Components:
 Organization Systems: Hierarchical, sequential, or matrix structures
 Labeling Systems: Consistent naming conventions and terminology
 Navigation Systems: Menus, breadcrumbs, and site maps
 Search Systems: Search bars, filters, and faceted search

2. Importance in Design:
 Enhances user experience by reducing cognitive load
 Improves accessibility and discoverability
 Supports efficient information retrieval

3. Methods:
 User research and card sorting
 Wireframing and prototyping
 Content audits and taxonomy development

4. Applications:
 Website and mobile app design
 Knowledge management systems
 E-commerce platforms

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