From the course: UX Foundations: Information Architecture
Welcome
- [Voiceover] Hello. I'm Chris Nodder. Welcome to Foundations of UX: Information Architecture. In this course, I'll be covering the steps you need to follow in order to find out how your users think about the world, and then how to turn that into the best possible navigation structure. We'll discuss how to get information from customers using card sorts and reverse sort research, how to use that research to create a great information architecture, and then, how to use that information architecture to redesign navigation menus, content classification, and page layout so that your site or application supports the way your users think about the world. Improving the information architecture is one of the most cost effective and most often overlooked ways of increasing your users' satisfaction. This course doesn't make any assumptions about your background, although it is primarily aimed at people who work in, or who are learning about, software design and development. Creating a suitable information architecture is a major step in making a successful website or application. So with that, let's get started.
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