[Sigia-l] explaining IA

[David Malouf]

Now, depending on your audience, what is the difference between:
IA, Business Analysis, System Architect, User Experience Architect,
User Interface Designer, Usability Engineer and Interaction Design?
(to name a few).

Now I could see how this question may be irrelevant to your needs
right now, but just since this is a discussion list and all ...

It does sound like your phrasing below could be any of that. Nothing
particular very "I" in the IA definition you propose.

-- dave


On 2/14/07, Peter Van Dijck <petervandijck at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
> I found myself writing another brief explanation of what I do: "I do
> information architecture
> consulting, and what that really means is that I help people work out
> product ideas in enough detail to start getting the coders involved."
>
> :) haha, it's funny how my explanations of what it is I do keep evolving...
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