[Sigia-l] IA or UXA? Which do you prefer?

[Andrew Boyd]

On 10/4/07, Jayson Elliot <jayson.elliot at gmail.com> wrote:
> We've been debating the difference between Information Architects and User
> Experience Architects.
>
> Which title do other IAs/UXAs go by? Do you see a difference between the two
> descriptions?

I prefer to avoid circular definitional arguments.

The titles are a convenient circle around a bag of services. We
provide the services, we get paid, we go home, we drink wine and fall
asleep to rise the next day and do it again.

Everything else is illusion :)

Best regards, Andrew
(who, when pressed, uses "Consultant" or "Consultant Information
Architect" or "Information Architect")

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Andrew Boyd
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