Understanding Information Architecture with Brian Miller

[@inayathkhan100]

Great video very informative and useful. Thank you 👍

[@blackbird163]

Thank you for uploading this talk. It was very insightful

[@adam702702]

This is a great presentation on evergreen ux practice.

[@staoue901]

Where can I find the document for this 'UI Build Kit' mentioned at 21:53 ?

[@MojoUX]

At 8:40, there's a great example of an affordance: the flat "top" of the bottle affords the ability to set the bottle on the red side instead of the flat white cap. Why not round the non-setting side of the bottle?

[@BasedTeeth]

Thanks, this was helpful!

[@dhritimansen3111]

love it love it love. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️

[@ace7997]

Thank you !

[@allanj]

InDesign is surely not the best tool for wireframing. It doesn't have all the common elements - like checkboxes, dropdowns, and other common web elements and stencils - which means it takes more time creating the wireframe.

[@BasedTeeth]

Allan Jensen What tools would you recommend?

[@allanj]

Mr Teeth pencil.evolus.vn (desktop, free), moqups.com (online, free with limitations, otherwise payware), balsamiq.com (desktop and online, payware)

[@brianmiller794]

Allan Jensen That's what snippets and libraries are for, Allan. You can create libraries of common elements. Remember, this audience is mainly print designers who know InDesign.

[@BasedTeeth]

Allan Jensen Thanks for the recommendation.

[@allanj]

Brian Miller Why waste time creating something yourself when others have already done the work for you - specifically with the purpose in mind that you need. Plus, you don't get extra stencil features that the software I mention usually has (like easily enter sample data etc).

[@kristopherryanwatson]

invaluable content. yet the delivery is quite dry.

[@DeepfriedBaby]

I knew it! Those gorgeous and perfect wireframes that match exactly the finished products. Total BS!

[@jacopospina1075]

Bliss!