Information Architecture for Information ProfessionalsThis book covers the key aspects of information architecture: core elements of information management, indexing, cataloguing and classification - organising and recording information in the digital environment. Information Architecture for Information Professionals also focuses on design, specifically user-centred design: designing information systems that support the needs of users, by providing attractive, intuitive interfaces that support a range of information tasks and accommodate a range of individual resources.
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Contents
The preliminaries | 13 |
Searching and finding | 49 |
Documents and document description | 93 |
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