信息架构 第4版

PrefacePart Ⅰ. Introducing Information Architecture1. The Problems That Information Architecture AddressesHello, iTunesThe Problems Information Architecture AddressesEnter Information ArchitectureRecap2. Defining Information ArchitectureDefinitionslust Because You Can't See It, Doesn't Mean It Isn't ThereToward a Damned Good Information ArchitectureRecap3. Design for FindingThe "Too-Simple" Information ModelInformation NeedsInformation-Seeking BehaviorsLearning About Information Needs and Information-Seeking BehaviorsRecap4. Design for UnderstandingA Sense of PlaceThe Architecture of (Real-World) PlacesPlaces Made of InformationOrganizing PrinciplesStructure and OrderTypologiesModularity and ExtensibilityThe Happiest Place(s) on EarthRecapPart Ⅱ. Basic Principles of Information Architecture5. The Anatomy of an Information ArchitectureVisualizing Information ArchitectureTop-Down Information ArchitectureBottom-Up Information ArchitectureInvisible Information ArchitectureInformation Architecture ComponentsRecap6. Organization SystemsChallenges of Organizing InformationOrganizing Information EnvironmentsOrganization SchemesOrganization StructuresSocial ClassificationCreating Cohesive Organization SystemsRecap7. Labeling SystemsWhy You Should Care About LabelingVarieties of LabelsLabels as HeadingsDesigning LabelsRecap8. Navigation SystemsTypes of Navigation SystemsGray MattersBrowser Navigation FeaturesPlacemakingImproving FlexibilityEmbedded Navigation SystemsSupplemental Navigation SystemsAdvanced Navigation ApproachesRecap9. Search SystemsDoes Your Product Need Search?Search System AnatomyChoosing What to IndexSearch AlgorithmsQuery BuildersPresenting ResultsDesigning the Search InterfaceWhere to Learn MoreRecap10. Thesauri, Controlled Vocabularies, and MetadataMetadataControlled VocabulariesTechnical LingoA Thesaurus in ActionTypes of ThesauriThesaurus StandardsSemantic RelationshipsPreferred TermsPolyhierarchyFaceted ClassificationRecapPart Ⅲ. Getting Information Architecture Done11. ResearchA Research FrameworkContextContentUsersParticipant Definition and RecruitingUser Research SessionsIn Defense of ResearchRecap12. StrategyWhat Is an Information Architecture Strategy?Strategies Under AttackFrom Research to StrategyDeveloping the StrategyWork Products and DeliverablesThe Strategy ReportThe Project PlanPresentationsRecap13. Design and DocumentationGuidelines for Diagramming an Information ArchitectureCommunicating VisuallySitemapsWireffamesContent Mapping and InventoryContent ModelsControlled VocabulariesDesign CollaborationPutting It All Together: Information Architecture Style GuidesRecapCodaA. ReferencesIndex