Governance, risk and compliance in today’s world is becoming increasingly integrated across a wide and diverse set of use cases, ranging from traditional risk management to cybersecurity, third-party ...

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Information architecture—or IA—refers to the set of techniques and tools used to navigate through a website. It encompasses the menus, links, page titles, and other elements that allow users to move ...

Simplicity reigns in the world of software design. Iconic tech companies like Facebook and Apple understand this, and work hard to simplify their products. This results in a great user experience. But ...

Have you ever had a problem finding information on a website or app? If so, you were experiencing a poor information architecture (IA). Conversely, a great experience with a site or application is ...

In this year's InfoWorld/Forrester Enterprise Architecture Awards, six winning companies show how transformative initiatives translate to business success Enterprise architecture (EA) serves two main ...

Good architects don’t chase perfect diagrams — they make smart calls with incomplete info, balancing today’s constraints with tomorrow’s goals and the team they have.

However, information architects often have greater insights into user/searcher mental models because they utilize two specific usability tests to determine these mental models: open and closed card ...

Information architecture (often abbreviated "I.A.") is the practice of structuring information (knowledge or data) for a purpose. These are often structured according to their context in user ...