Fall 2011
Issue 2, Volume 3 of the Journal of IA

Gears

Information architects are inveterate systems thinkers. In the Web’s early days, we were the folks who focused less on pages than on the relationships between pages. Today, we continue to design organization, navigation, and search systems as integral parts of the whole. Of course, the context of our practice has shifted. Increasingly, we must design for experiences across channels. Mobile and social are just the beginning. Our future-friendly, cross-channel information architectures need to address the full spectrum of platforms, devices, and media.

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What is JofIA

The Journal of Information Architecture is an international peer-reviewed scholarly journal. Its aim is to facilitate the systematic development of the scientific body of knowledge in the field of information architecture.

The Journal of Information Architecture is published biannually in English and Volume 3, Issue 2 is the current issue.

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The Journal is now accepting papers for upcoming issues.

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Cover image

A remix of Gears, Pete Birkinshaw, released under the provisions of the CC BY SA 2.0 license.