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Home / Sessions / Emerge User Needs in Your Information Architecture with a Usage Maturity Matrix

Emerge User Needs in Your Information Architecture with a Usage Maturity Matrix


IAC 2021
Single Session Workshop (Virtual)
April 19, 2021
December 19, 2020 9:39pm
Cost: $125

Description

When we design our IA and other key design elements guided by a Usage Maturity Matrix we ease users into, and draw users deeper into, our design ecosystem. We intentionally emerge richer information, features and functions as our users are ready to experience them. In this workshop, participants will learn what a Usage Maturity Matrix is, will then breakout into an exploratory exercise using a UMM on their own digital spaces (or samples provided.)


About the speakers

Alesha Arp
Alesha Arp

Alesha Arp is a Senior User Experience Researcher whose work has informed the design of software platforms, digital and physical spaces, and business processes. At MIND Research Institute, her plate and heart are full with UX research, CX strategy and impactful design of digital, physical, and experiential products for Kindergarten through high school students and educators. Alesha earned her Master’s in User Experience Design, Information Architecture and Knowledge Management from Kent State University.

Scott Ryan-Hart

Scott is passionate about designing and crafting user-centered experiences. He has spent over ten years collecting and crafting raw information into robust final products. He excels at synthesizing multiple information threads into a single, cohesive tapestry. Applying User Experience Design techniques and methodologies, he helps Users make informed and fluid decisions. Combining extensive project management skills and a Master’s of Science in User Experience Design, he creates and delivers user-centered products, projects, programs and services.

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