Practical Information Architecture: A Hands-On Approach to Structuring Successful Websites
Eric L. Reiss · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 2000
PART I: CONSIDERATIONS 1. Setting the Scene 2. Defining the Task 3. Measuring Your Sucess 4. Defining the Content 5. Providing Useful Services 6. Ensuring Successful Online Sales 7. Deciding on the Type of Site PART II: MECHANICS 8. Putting Together the First Structure 9. Getting It Down on Paper 10. Calling Things by their Right Name 11. Structuring the Lower Levels 12. Getting the Most Our of Hyperlinks 13. Adding Secondary Features PART III: FINE-TUNING 14. Refining the First Structure 15. Building a Subsite 16. Talking to a Specific Audience 17. Movi on to the Production Phase 18. Testing the Usability 19. Looking Forward Appendix Glossary