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taking the measure of the matter

I may have blogged this before, but since these days I've been researching methods of selling and quantifying IA, here it is again: Measuring Information Architecture Panel at CHI 2001

And I'd love it if anyone who has links on selling, justifying and quantifying IA (and usability, what the heck) please share!

Posted at December 12, 2001 01:01 PM


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Joe Grant gave a presentation at last month's GatewayCHI meeting on “Selling Usability.” The PowerPoint file is online, but unfortunately much of the value was in the discussion, not the slides. Still, it's a quick read and a good resource to add to the list.

Posted by .jeff. at December 12, 2001 02:58 PM


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