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http://www.usabilityfirst.com/about-usability/information-architecture/

Usability First - About Usability - Information Architecture | Usability First

Information architecture is the work that goes into creating intuitive navigation schemes for software. Information architecture generally applies to websites, but can also apply to web applications, mobile applications, and social media software. Ideally, a website or application’s navigation scheme makes it easy for users to find desired information or functionality. On a website, the information architecture can also add important context to the current page (for example when a user begins their visit deep within the website, having come directly from a search engine). A “bricks and mortar” architect must balance the (often competing) demands of aesthetics, structural integrity, heating, lighting, water supply and drainage when creating building blueprints.
http://www.heeftstijl.nl/categorie/design/page/2/

Design - Heeftstijl.nl

Bij ontwerpen komt veel kijken. Hoe begin je? Waar moet je om denken? Hoe bespaar je jezelf tijd? In dit artikel bespreek ik een aantal tips en trucs, om beter en gemakkelijker te ontwerpen en te wireframen.
http://www.heeftstijl.nl/design/tips-en-trucks-om-beter-te-ontwerpen-en-te-wireframen/ Bij ontwerpen komt veel kijken: hoe begin je? Waar moet je om denken? Hoe bespaar je jezelf tijd? In dit artikel bespreek ik een aantal tips en trucs, om beter en gemakkelijker te ontwerpen en te wireframen. Je vingers jeuken om met een nieuwe opdracht te beginnen, en het is daarom verleidelijk om direct aan de slag te gaan met het uitwerken. Het is echter veel effectiever om éérst goed na te denken wat de opdracht inhoudt, hoe je dat gaat aanpakken én je doelgroep te leren kennen.

Tips en trucs om beter te ontwerpen en te wireframen - Heeftstijl.nl

How To Persuade Your Users, Boss or Clients - Smashing Magazine

Whether you are getting a client to sign off on a website’s design or persuade a user to complete a call to action, we all need to know how to be convincing. Like many in the Web design industry, I have a strange job. I am part salesperson, part consultant and part user experience designer. http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/10/11/how-to-persuade-your-users-boss-or-clients/

How to Get Your Ideas Across to Clients

We know all too well the common and frustrating design scenarios clients present us with, such as wanting us to stretch images disproportionally, cramming as much information as possible in a small space so that you need a magnifying glass to read the text, or brushing off design best practices. Yet we seem to always have the same flat rebuttals to throw back, and furthermore, we repeat them time and time again. I’ve come to realize that in order to drive the point home, you have to evolve your method of communication. From the two quotes above, I have narrowed down four key points that we should always keep in mind when briefing and dealing clients. http://sixrevisions.com/project-management/how-to-get-your-ideas-across-to-clients/

The UX Canon: Essential Reading for the User Experience Designer | Semantic Foundry, LLC

http://blog.semanticfoundry.com/2010/08/25/the-ux-canon-essential-reading-for-the-user-experience-designer/ For some time I had been slowly acquiring books, reviewing books, and recommending books to colleagues who were interested in “getting into” interaction design, user experience design, information architecture or usability. This eventually led to me cataloging my list of what I consider the best books in the field. With help from my friend Dave Malouf (co-founder of the IxDA and Professor of Interaction Design at SCAD), we edited this list of my canon, and now I want to share this list with you. If you have a question about a particular book, feel free to email me .
Sketching is a critical part of the User Experience Design process. Sketching allows us to explore ideas and iterate on concepts quickly and easily before creating detailed mockups. Below is a roundup of many different sketching articles, tools, templates, presentations, videos, books, and examples to help User Experience Designers learn more about sketching and how it benefits UX design. Articles about Sketching

50 Sketching Resources for User Experience Designers | inspireUX – User Experience quotes and articles to inspire and connect the UX community

http://www.inspireux.com/2010/06/28/50-sketching-resources-for-user-experience-designers/
Open UI Pattern Library Patternry Open UI Pattern Library is a free resource for anyone who wants to design great Websites or applications. You can help to build the library by adding new patterns, example images, code snippets, links and comments.

UI Design Pattern Library | Patternry

http://patternry.com/patterns/
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Balsamiq

Using @balsamiq today to create mockups for our #CRO clients. Web designers, check it out. So good. http://t.co/aaiNbMWj @balsamiq http://t.co/denj2jXS is an amazing tool. I just spent the whole weekend jamming on it. Kudos and thank you!

Mock4U | rainwebs.net

Mock4U is Mockup for UML using Balsamiq Mockup . Be agile and use Balsamiq Mockup to create your UML design, too. See also Mockup for Agile .
The Software Prototyping and User Interface Design Tool for Desktop, Mobile and Web Applications. Quick and Easy to use, with No Coding. You'll Wonder How You Managed Without It!

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