A blog about information architecture and design, by Chris Sainsbury
Whitney Hess’s recent post about the user experience of a staircase reminded me that user experience design is everywhere and affects us everyday. Don Norman’s seminal work The design of everyday things analyses the design of many objects, such as telephones and doors. I came across this terrible design recently and had to share it here. Read more »
Since I started I draw boxes I’ve realised that I’d like to have more on my website than just information architecture resources. Which leads me to wonder what the best way to structure my site is. Read more »
A fundamental question for me relating to the information architect role is how we fit in to and interact with the wider web team, and to what extent IAs should be involved throughout the web process. Read more »
I’m working in London, UK as an information architect, and use this blog to share my thoughts on IA and design in general. CV/Bio
I draw boxes is a blog by Chris Sainsbury about information architecture, interaction design and user experience design.
It's a forum for discussion on the best ways of planning and organising web sites and other digital products.
Often this planning process involves drawing boxes on bits of paper and annotating them to communicate ideas. Hence the name.
Please read this site's raison d’être for more information.