This one-day course teaches you how to organize content and functions so users can find what they need. You will use UX research to group and label content and build a controlled vocabulary and taxonomy. You will create concept models, process flows, swimlanes, and site maps, and learn which information architecture methods fit your project.
Who Should Attend
UX designers, content strategists, web managers, and business analysts who structure websites and applications.
Prerequisites
- Introduction to User Experience Design, or equivalent knowledge
Course Objectives
- Use experience research to group and label content
- Develop a controlled vocabulary and taxonomy
- Create concept models, process flows, and swimlanes
- Choose the best information architecture methods for your project
- Organize content and functions around user needs
