Lenses on Information Architecture - Laura Klein (S2E06)

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  Lenses on Information Architecture - Joe Natoli (S2E07)

  31.5.2022

  27:20

  Joe Natoli joins Dan Brown to talk about dogma in the user experience business, and that the biggest thing missing is... information architecture itself.
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  Lenses on Information Architecture - Laura Klein (S2E06)

  16.5.2022

  33:45

  Laura joins Dan to take a closer look at hiring practices.
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  Lenses on Information Architecture - Ashleigh Axios (S2E05)

  2.5.2022

  37:29

  Dan and Ashleigh talk about recruiting diverse participants for user research
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  Lenses on Information Architecture - Grace Lau (S2E04)

  26.4.2022

  29:31

  Dan talks to Grace Lau about how teams communicate with each other.
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  Lenses on Information Architecture - Cyd Harrell (S2E03)

  26.4.2022

  33:06

  Dan talks to Cyd Harrell about framing users as customers.
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  Lenses on Information Architecture - Kevin Hawkins (S2E02)

  26.4.2022

  20:56

  Dan talks to Kevin Hawkins about tired testing techniques
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  A Lens A Day #51 - One Menu, One Purpose with Jasmine Orange

  18.2.2022

  23:13

  Conversations about Information Architecture Dan Brown talks with Jasmine Orange about the Lens of One Menu, One Purpose
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  A Lens A Day #50 - Component vs. Page with Karen McGrane

  18.2.2022

  35:09

  Conversations about Information Architecture Dan Brown talks with Karen McGrane about the Lens of Component vs. Page
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  A Lens A Day #49 - Context with Andrew Hinton

  18.2.2022

  25:58

  Conversations about Information Architecture Dan Brown talks with Andrew Hinton about the Lens of Context
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  A Lens A Day #48 - Useful Overlap with Sarah Rose

  18.2.2022

  26:26

  Conversations about Information Architecture Dan Brown talks with Sarah Rose about the Lens of Useful Overlap