Web-scalable narratives
As we build larger and larger websites it becomes increasingly difficult to scale meaningful user journeys. Success is dependent on indentifying your key user journeys (narrative structures) and ensuring these can be dynamically populated as the site grows.
Some of the largest and most successful websites have taken simple narrative structures and made them scale [...]
URL’s for Information Architects
Deanna Marbeck and I presented recently at the EuroIA conference in Amsterdam. The research has come on since then building on the anecdotal evidence we presented it. We hope to publish a white paper later in the year with the full research findings.
URL Design for Information Architects
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Wikipedia as controlled vocabulary
Chris Sizemore and I gave this presentation a while back at the Essentials of Metadata and Taxonomy event. The presentation looked at the use of Wikipedia as a source of controlled vocabulary.
Wikipedia as controlled vocabulary
view presentation (tags: wikipedia linkeddata metadata cv)
Chris covers most of the issues we discussed in his post. But one thing [...]
What makes a good topic aggregation page?
Topic based aggregation pages are all the rage at the moment, David Weinberg comments on the addition of Huffington Post to the list of those adopting content aggregation. At the BBC we have also started to create are own Topic Pages. These pages are primarily designed to attract traffic from search engines or via browsing [...]
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