[Sigia-l] Building an Information Architecture Team
Samantha Bailey
a2slb at bellsouth.net
Tue Dec 9 18:22:50 EST 2003
Hi,
I have worked on several teams that had multiple IAs--all on large scale
projects (typically redesigns).
On one project we had the following roles:
Lead IA: oversaw the classification work from top-down perspective
Interaction designer: worked on interface elements for applications
Indexers: developed controlled vocabularies and applied meta tags
On another project we had these roles:
Lead IA: oversaw the classification work from top-down perspective
SME (subject matter expert) IA: we had 4 of these, one for each major
segment of the site
Hope this helps.
sb
Samantha Bailey
samantha at baileysorts.com | http://baileysorts.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wenjie Qin" <wqin at hawaii.edu>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 1:53 AM
Subject: [Sigia-l] Building an Information Architecture Team
> Dear All:
> I am a graduate student at Information and Computer Science department
> at University of Hawaii. I am taking a class called "Information
> Architecture". I need to give a presentation regarding "Building an
> Information Architecture team", Chapter 15 of the O'Reilly Polar Bear
> book. One of the class activity I designed is to let the students form
> IA teams and each play a role in their team.
> I couldnot find any IA team in the real world on the web. My
> professor, Dr. Quiloga, suggests that I try ask for help from this
> list. I am wondering if anyone who had experience working in an IA
> team can tell me different roles in your team and general idea of the
> project you worked on. I would really appreciate any kind of help or
> suggestion.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Wenjie
>
>
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