Wednesday, October 3, 2001
Full-day Seminar, 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m.

You know your organization can only meet its business objectives by serving your users' goals. But do you have the tools to really succeed? In this seminar, you'll learn flexible methods for creating a rigorous and usable information architecture, and how to fit them into your existing schedule and budget.

	You Should Attend If
	You Should Attend If· · you're an experienced information architect responsible for developing a coherent architecture that meets the needs of users. Usability professionals will learn useful techniques for finding out what architecture will make sense to users. Related Seminars If you are interested in this seminar, on Monday you might enjoy either: Usability of Web Sites on Wireless Devices, or Information Visualization

You'll learn how to:

• Understand your users by
developing mental models

• Map mental models to
business objectives

• Derive your content architecture
from the mental model

• Develop your taxonomy - Next-generation card sorting, Multi-faceted classification, and Controlled
vocabularies and thesauri

• Utilize notation systems for
web sites and web pages

Register online or by calling 1-800-588-9855

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