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Information Architecture (IA) components include organization systems, navigation systems, search systems, and labeling systems. There are two basic forms of IA: top-down forms like the UNSW homepage that are organized from a broad overview; and bottom-up forms like Google that are organized based on user needs and searches. Questions ask about distinguishing organization from labeling systems, which IA form is suitable for different websites, and why searching systems usually provide the information users are looking for.
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- 1. Information Architecture (IA) Week 4 Zhu Ruilin (Kevin)
- 2. 1. Basic forms of Information Architecture 2. Information Architecture components
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- 4. Information Architecture Components 1. Organization systems 2. Navigation systems 3. Search systems 4. Labeling systems http://www.unsw.edu.au/
- 5. Questions 1. how to distinguish organization systems from labeling systems? 2. which form of information architecture is suitable to use in different web sites? 3. why you can get information what you are looking for in searching systems mostly?