IAC: Information Architecture conference
IAC: Information Architecture conference
When you've got tens of millions of pages, stored in dozens of CMSs, managed by hundreds of organizations with no single oversight board, and you know the experience is broken... How do you fix it? Where do you even begin? How do you reconcile the conflicting goals of multiple business units, of multiple kinds, with multiple disciplines and departments supporting different stages of the customer journey? How can they all…
The Japanese Wikipedia is the most visited language in Wikipedia after the English Wikipedia. Increasingly, it’s contributing to the rise of historical revisionism in the country. On the pages of particularly sensitive historical topics, Japanese Wikipedia tends to exclude important information inconvenient to the Japanese public and/or include inaccurate and biased information. In recent years content from Wikipedia has been used as a source in historical revisionist books, such as…
The era of spatial computing is here. Augmented and virtual reality is more accessible to creators, designers, and end users than ever before bringing new opportunities for applications and digital experiences that enhance the world as we know it. This is especially true of mobile computing with over 75% of Android users and 94% of iOS users having a device capable of accessing augmented reality easily over the web without…
The Live Q&A for this talk will begin as soon as the livestream ends. In the event the livestream runs over, the Live Q&A and any follow-up conversation will continue in the Discord channel for this talk.
If the last year has taught us anything, it’s that the way we think about, well… everything has to change, including the way we think about work and leadership. In this session, we will explore the differences between remote and in-person leadership, challenges and opportunities created by physical distance, and how to prevent it from also becoming emotional and intellectual distance. We start from a set of questions we’ve asked…
The Live Q&A for this talk will begin as soon as the livestream ends. In the event the livestream runs over, the Live Q&A and any follow-up conversation will continue in the Discord channel for this talk.
Everybody does it. Information architects do it. UX designers do it. Product managers do it. Even content strategists do it. They all ask questions. It's part of the work. You're asking users about how they accomplish tasks. You're asking clients about business needs. You're asking developers about technical constraints. Not a day – or hour! - goes by without you asking someone a question. I believe, to paraphrase Erika Hall,…
The Live Q&A for this talk will begin as soon as the livestream ends. In the event the livestream runs over, the Live Q&A and any follow-up conversation will continue in the Discord channel for this talk.
