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    Taxonomy Is User Experience

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    In this presentation, Dave discusses how taxonomy and metadata projects can benefit by referencing user experience. He also offers up 5 guiding principles for ensuring success for taxonomy projects.

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    1. Slide 1: Taxonomy Is User Experience Dave Cooksey IA Summit 2008 Miami, Florida April 13, 2008
    2. Slide 2:About Me Dave Cooksey, MA, MSIS • User Experience Lead at gsi interactive, a Division of GSI Commerce, Inc. • 2007 - 2008 Chair of PhillyCHI, Philadelphia chapter for the Association for Computing Machinery’s special interest group in Human-Computer Interaction (SIG-CHI) • Performed taxonomy / IA work for: Ace Hardware • Babies‘R’Us • Bath & Body Works • Dick’s Sporting Goods • Ecko • Filson • Hershey’s Gifts • iRobot • Linens ‘n Things • Toys‘R’Us
    3. Slide 3:The Business Wants It
    4. Slide 4:But What Do They Think It Is?
    5. Slide 5:Do They Think This? Taxonomy (plural taxonomies) Etymology From Greek !\"#$% (taxis) \"arrangement, order\" + -&'()* (-nomia) \"method\", from &+('% (-nomos) \"l
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