Noob question for sure. I’ve seen @HAWK use it multiple times.
Not at all. It’s a UX term and I should have expanded on it. ![]()
Information Architecture.
A bit jargon-y for my tastes, personally.
Perhaps in CM circles but in UX it’s a very standard and frequently used term. Def not jargon.
I would say via programming circles it is a bit jargony and should be avoided. UX for example is wayyy more common. And UI is well understood as an abbreviation.
A quick Google turn info architecture up as the first result. ![]()
Right but nobody needs to google “UI” or “UX”, that is kinda the point. They are in wide usage.
Like any abbreviation, I suspect this started because it was being repeatedly written. I write it frequently so I tend to use the abbreviation. I’m not sure why we’re actually debating this… ![]()
I’ve a few books with this title in my library and .. I’m not fond of the genre as a whole. ![]()
Before asking, I googled a few queries like community IA and got nothing useful. Ironically just searching for bare IA would have been better.