#informationarchitecture — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #informationarchitecture, aggregated by home.social.
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Restoring the elements of user experience
Some human-centred practitioners have been consigned to increasingly superficial considerations. Artificial intelligence presents an opportunity for us to bring the focus back to the fundamentals that make our work important and successful.https://duncanstephen.net/restoring-the-elements-of-user-experience/
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Alan and Ted seem to enjoy my new text filter control 😍
#AlanKay Media Center: https://mprove.de/visionreality/media/kay.html
#TedNelson Media Center: https://mprove.de/visionreality/media/nelson.html -
The Database Category Nobody Is Building https://tinyurl.com/36er599y
#ai #artificialintelligence #database #knowledgesystems #knowledgemanagement #InformationArchitecture
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New: "Few Become One: Polysynthetic Communication and the Ultrametric Architecture of Language"
Search engines can't see Mohawk. Why? They assume meaning lives in separate words. In polysynthetic languages, one word IS the sentence.
The fix: nested semantic graphs—language-neutral meaning trees. The same ultrametric structure appears across physics, biology, and cognition.
doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20328374
#Linguistics #DigitalDivide #InformationArchitecture #CognitiveScience #Research
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@cogdog 🧵Extrapolated Future Archives
Thanks! This is so great — and well designed. I’ve always wanted to navigate #scfi themes and connections like this.
The only downside — no #ForbiddenPlanet (social media + god like power)
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Information Architecture (Still) Matters, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
https://saturdave.com/information-architecture-still-matters/
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In the Richard Dawson voice: “and the survey says…”
Tail! That still feels like it’s relevant to comic book style. I may adopt @kate’s suggestion:
.outie {}
Runner-ups:
.doohickey {}
.dingus {}
.thingamajiggy {}If Mastodon ran the world. 🤷🏻♂️😂
#UI #FrontEnd #InformationArchitecture #Design #Code #Taxonomy
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i got fired 😕 -- NO! i got laid off! i'm not useless 😄
#getfedihired
over 30% of devs got the boot.hit me up for #frontend #wcag #accessibillity #css #semanticWeb #informationArchitecture #solutionArchitect #componentLibraries
😳any help and pointers much appreciated. Primarily Oslo hybrid.
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🤖 LLMs are here and already changing how we manage digital experiences.
Hands-on AI offers a clear, practical starting point. Learn how to use LLMs to organize and manage large websites in this expert-led workshop.
Led by @jarango on April 15, 2026.
Learn more here: https://www.theiaconference.com/sessions/hands-on-ai/
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Introductions to AI shouldn’t be overwhelming.
Intro to Artificial Intelligence is a workshop for anyone focused on building confidence with responsible human-centered AI.
Led by Duane Degler on April 14, 2026.
Take steps today to keep up with tomorrow.
Learn more at: https://www.theiaconference.com/sessions/intro-to-artificial-intelligence/
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Professional development doesn’t have to go over budget.
Early Bird pricing is still on! 🎉
Meaning: now through January 31st save $100 on your IAC26 base ticket.
Start the year strong and secure your spot today.Grab your discounted ticket here: https://www.theiaconference.com/registration/
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Working on my description of the elements of information architecture (too big for alt text, but I'll write it up soon)
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A New Best Practice for User Friendly 404 Page Design?
I clicked a link from a 2-year-old Hacker News thread, and Nielsen Norman Group served up a 404 page. On that 404 page, NN/G served up an educational message for visitors who arrive from ChatGPT, Claude, or another LLM: (Did an AI chat send you here? They sometimes get URLs wrong or hallucinate nonexistent NN/G articles.) Is this a new best practice for 404 page design? […]https://kerrick.blog/posts/2025/a-new-best-practice-for-user-friendly-404-pages/
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IAC Student Equity Scholarship is now live!
📅 Deadline: February 6th, 2026
🔗 Apply now: https://www.theiaconference.com/scholarships/
#InformationArchitecture #UXDesign #StudentScholarship #IAC26
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#30DayMapChallenge day 1 on dots
Interaction and design and interaction design is the answer to an overwhelming amount of dots on a map. Progressive disclosure is a key factor in UI design since the 1970s!🌍 https://mprove.de/chrono3d?ll=48.32053,7.78221&q=37.95952,14.25347&z=2&d=0&s=1&i=1
Check @chronohh for more.
#Glasperlenspiel #geoIxD #geoUX #IA #informationarchitecture
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The submission deadline for speaking proposals at #IAC26 has been extended!
Shape the conversation at IAC26 and submit your proposal.
📅 EXTENDED Deadline: October 12, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. (PST)
Submit your talk today:
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Die VideoCam-Icons funktionieren nicht so optimal. Drum hier eine Verbesserung (?) zu orangenen Murmeln. Gefällt Euch das?
Insb. im grauen Dschungel der Großstadt, fallen die neuen Icons viel besser auf.
Welt: https://mprove.de/chrono3d?ll=37.65483,-3.37813&q=-17.02452,-24.63408&z=1.33&s=1&i=1
Berlin: https://mprove.de/chrono?ll=52.51107,13.3887&q=52.49904,13.39168&z=13.43&t=40&s=1&i=1#ChronoUpdate #ChronoMedia #geoixd #geoia #informationarchitecture #glasperlenspiel
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🚨 Just one week left! 🚨
Don’t miss your chance to be on stage at #IAC26!
📅 Deadline: Oct 5, 2025
Submit your talk or poster today:
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Chronoscope World :: homonyms for »Goldberg« — It’s not really an issue yet, is it?
#ChronoMedia link https://mprove.de/chrono3d?ll=40.51812,-5.87708&q=12.69597,43.12029&z=1.94&d=0&s=1&i=1/goldberg&c=,j -
Looking for a sign to speak at #IAC26? ✨
This is it!
Shape the conversation at IAC26 and submit your proposal.
📅 Deadline: Oct 5, 2025
Submit your talk or poster today:
🔗 https://linktr.ee/theiaconfLet’s shape the future of IA together.
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"Errors in content, especially technical documentation, lead to mistrust. When you write a piece of content, consider the future of the content.
The future of the content depends on the purpose and type of content that you’re writing. This list contains some common expectations that readers might have about various content types:
- A blog post has a date stamp and isn’t kept continually updated.
- Technical documentation always matches the product version that it references.
- Architecture documents reflect the current state of the microservice architecture.
- An email gets the point across and can’t be edited after you send it.
You must consider the future and maintenance of any content that you write if your readers expect it to be kept up-to-date. To figure out how difficult maintaining your content will be, you can ask yourself these questions:
- How frequently does the thing I’m writing about change?
- How reliable does my content need to be?
- How quickly does my content need to be accurate (e.g., after a product release)?
By answering these questions, you can then make decisions about how you write your content.
- What level of detail will you include in your content?
- Will you focus your efforts on accuracy, speed, or content coverage?
- Do you want to include high-fidelity screenshots, gifs, or complex diagrams?
- Do you want to automate any part of your content creation?
- Who will review your content? How quickly and thoroughly will they review it?"
https://thisisimportant.net/posts/how-can-i-get-better-at-writing/
#TechnicalWriting #TechnicalCommunication #ProfessionalWriting #SoftwareDocumentation #InformationArchitecture
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Some thoughts on information architecture - an interview by Erin White of Susan Teague Rector, a lecturer in information architecture at the University of Tennessee:
https://erinrwhite.com/ia-interview/
