[Sigia-l] Peter Morville talk and the costs of faceted classification
Laura Norvig
lauran at etr.org
Mon Nov 4 13:11:44 EST 2002
Rashmi,
Thank you for organizing this, it was an interesting talk.
Christina: thanks for pointing out the difference between
successfully using facets to describe a domain like wine, vs. a large
domain like, um, the entire web.
That got me thinking about Marti's Flamenco project. The art (or
architecture) described there is a larger info space than wine, but
still somewhat contained, and perhaps was able to use existing
keywords adapted from LC.
What I'm wondering is, how many hours did it take to develop the
thesaurus and the facet structure and catalog the records? How do we
get project managers to build in enough time to do such detailed work
on web projects?
<gripe>The team I work with likes to run out and get pretty look and
feel mock-ups which they begin testing on users immediately while
we're still hashing out the navigation and search structures.</gripe>
so it goes.
Laura Norvig, MLIS
"Intelligent Human Agent"
lauran at etr.org
At 7:13 AM -0800 10/31/02, Rashmi Sinha wrote:
>Peter Morville Talk on Information Architecture and Strategy
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>-Rashmi
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