Category Archives for Information Architecture

Explain IA

To “explain IA”, this afternoon I had my 5-year-old son draw me a picture of what he thought IA was and what it is I do for a living. Thought everyone would enjoy his take on explaining IA. Here’s the … Continue reading

31. January 2010 by benry
Categories: Information Architecture | 10 comments

Reflections on CanUX

Another CanUX conference has wrapped up. This annual gathering of UX professionals (mostly Canadian) is a great opportunity to connect with one another, share knowledge, ideas and approaches. I love attending and can’t imagine a year without it. This was … Continue reading

18. November 2009 by benry
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Farewell CM, hello nForm

On October 28 I wrapped up my work as Director of Information Architecture at Critical Mass. I really enjoyed the role, especially getting back to managing people and work (something I’m told I’m good at). Over my five months at CM … Continue reading

01. November 2009 by benry
Categories: Information Architecture, Jobs and Careers, User Experience | 1 comment

Career advice: enjoy the ride

I few weeks ago I sat on a panel at Mount Royal College University here in Calgary. The panel was for new students to the Faculty of Communications which encompasses the Broadcasting, Journalism, Public Relations and Information Design programs. I … Continue reading

26. September 2009 by benry
Categories: Career Planning, Information Architecture | 1 comment

Finding an IA job, idea #2: network

This is part 2 in a short series I’m doing on finding an IA job. Read part one of finding an IA job: practice. Networking is critical and especially important since many jobs in our field are filled not via traditional … Continue reading

08. September 2009 by benry
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