Jorge Arango ist ein Informationsarchitekt und strategischer Designer. Seine Arbeit befasst sich mit verantwortungsvollem Design für digitale Umgebungen. Er untersucht, wie sinnvolle und nachhaltige digitale Orte geschaffen werden können, die das Leben der Nutzer bereichern. Sein Ansatz verbindet Designprinzipien mit ethischen Überlegungen für Informationsökosysteme.
Focusing on a celebrated designer, this monograph explores the evolution of a modernism characterized by softness, warmth, and lyrical qualities. Following the first publication in 2009, it delves deeper into the designer's innovative approach and impact on contemporary design, highlighting their unique contributions to the field.
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Scheduled for release in mid-2015, the fourth edition of this bestselling guide focuses on information architecture as a set of tools and techniques for dealing with today’s tough information organization problems. It’s ideal for anyone involved in any aspect of design. The universal and timeless principles of information organization described in the book’s first three editions still apply in our increasingly mobile world. In the fourth edition, the authors cast those principles in the context of current practice, using many updated examples and illustrations. They examine technology- and vendor-independent tools and techniques that have also stood the test of time, and have updated the book’s appendix to include the most useful information architecture resources available today. Reserve your copy of Information Architecture for the World Wide Web, Fourth Edition and learn how well-planned information architecture is more essential than ever.