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UX Class in Boston on April 24, 2023 Information Architecture Course

Information architecture class for UX

AGI Training Boston

$495.00

In this UX Class for information architecture, discover methods and processes for structuring and organizing content to build effective user experiences. Learn to prioritize, sort, structure, and organize information so that it can be found in a way that is consistent and predictable. As part of this UX course participants find out how to evaluate existing content and assess new content needs. Participants also learn to organize and structure content, as well as define navigation.

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In this Information Architecture course for UX, participants discover how to take steps to:
  • Assess existing and needed content
  • Organize pages and screens
  • Provide clues to help use the site efficiently
  • Develop navigational structure
Course topics for this Information Architecture Class for UX include the following:
 

Overview of an information architecture

  • The importance of the underlying information structure
  • Information architecture design patterns and how they relate to your experience
  • Flat and hierarchical information structures

The foundation of an information architecture

  • Primary research
  • Personas, stories, and user flows
  • Feature building

Best practices for information architecture design

  • Designing your IA based on user needs
  • Establishing a clear purpose based upon UX brief and other integrated data
  • Integrating and prioritizing the user needs in order to build effective navigation
  • Building-in consistency

Methods and techniques for creating the IA design

  • Whiteboarding and post-its for organizing IA
  • Card Sorting: Open, closed, and reverse processes
  • Site Maps and Outlines

Testing your information architecture

  • Wireframes and prototypes
  • Active observing
  • Passive observing
  • Online review